barbarian

n.

野蛮人，原始人；异邦人；粗野的人；无教养的人

adj.

野蛮人的，野蛮的；异邦的；未开化的；

复数：barbarians

1. The barbarians conquered Rome.
   野蛮人征服了罗马。
2. To the barbarian of the lower stage, a slave was valueless .
   对于低级阶段的野蛮人来说，奴隶是没有价值的。
3. The barbarian defiled the church by use it as stable.
   蛮夷人把教堂当作畜牲圈，使其受到玷污。

1. Rome went down before the barbarian invaders.
   罗马被野蛮的侵略者所征服。
2. The walled city was attacked by barbarian hordes.
   那座有城墙的城市遭到野蛮部落的袭击。
3. The barbarian customs of the villagers astonished us.
   村民的野蛮习俗令我们吃惊。

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