colosseum / ˌkɒl əˈsi əm /
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colosseum 的定义
n. 名词 noun- an ancient amphitheater in Rome, begun a.d. c70 by Vespasian, having the form of an oval 617 by 512 feet.
- coliseum.
更多colosseum例句
- By early March, with the country under complete lockdown, cultural sites across Italy were closed, including the Colosseum and Pompeii.
- Like the Colosseum, Jep both stands above and is a part of the grotesqueries that revolve around him.
- Viewed from the harbor, the town presents a striking picture, and the most remarkable feature is the great colosseum on the hill.
- Among the many sights of Rome none give us a better idea of its ancient civilisation than the Forum and the Colosseum.
- The gigantic Colosseum to the humblest of ruins, everything p. 34in Rome is eloquent in the language of history.
- This time-eaten, weather-beaten Colosseum saw many a gladiator 'butchered to make a Roman holiday.'
- He himself has stood within the ruined Colosseum and re-echoed Byron's heroics.