Romans信息详情
n.《罗马书》（《圣经·新约》中的一卷）
Romans───n.《罗马书》（《圣经·新约》中的一卷）
remans───v.给……配备新人员；使重鼓勇气；n.(Reman)（美、印、埃等）雷曼（人名）
roman───n.罗马人；古罗马语；adj.罗马的；罗马人的
tomans───托曼
womans───n.妇女；女性；成年女子
romaines───n.长叶莴苣（等于romainelettuce）；n.(Romaine)人名；(英、法)罗曼；(意)罗马伊内
romances───n.冒险故事；风流韵事；传记体文学；浪漫史（romance的复数形式）；v.虚构；追求；写传记（romance的第三人称单数形式）
romanzas───n.小调，浪漫曲；n.(Romanza)人名；(英)罗曼扎
romaunts───n.传奇故事；传奇诗
When did the Romans invade Britain?───古罗马人是何时侵略英国的？
valley was originally bridged by the Romans.───峡谷上的桥最初是古罗马人修建的。
Lettuce was grown by the ancient Romans.───莴苣是由古罗马人种植的。
This shows that the Romans did not understand the law to adapt to its own circumstances the ratio of effective use.───由此可见，罗马人是在不理解适应律本身的情况下有效地利用了比例。
So, when Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey, the Romans would make fun of him, but the Jews clearly understood this symbol.───所以，当耶稣骑在驴子背上进入耶路撒冷的时候，或许罗马人会因此捉狭祂，但犹太人对这当中所象徵的意涵再清楚不过。
The name is derived from Brittania, which the Romans used for the portion of the island that they occupied.───名字来源于布列塔尼亚，罗马人用它来指他们占领的那部分岛屿。
About this time, there was a major shift in the material culture of Scandinavia, reflecting increased contact with the Romans.───大约在这个时候，有一个重大转变，物质文化的斯堪的纳维亚半岛，反映增加接触罗马。
He was able to preserve some of the learning which had been left behind when the Romans left England.───他设法将罗马人撤离英国时遗留下的一些学问研究保留下来。
So that to the ancient Romans at least hyenas were looked up to, but only if they were dead.───因此，古罗马人认为鬣狗值得尊敬，不过只有在它们死掉以后。