lustrum 的定义
plural lus·trums, lus·tra [luhs-truh]. /ˈlʌs trə/.
- a period of five years.
- Roman History. a lustration or ceremonial purification of the people, performed every five years, after the taking of the census.
lustrum 近义词
等同于 five
lustrum 的近义词 16 个
- cinque
- cinquefoil
- limerick
- pentacle
- pentad
- pentagon
- pentagram
- pentangle
- quinquennium
- quintette
- quintuple
- quintuplet
- quincunx
- quinquennial
- quintuplets. associatedwords: quinary
- quintuplicate
更多lustrum例句
- One of the British novels with the highest sales hopes before Christmas is Lustrum by Robert Harris.
- This review was called the closing of the lustrum, because it was accompanied with sacrifices and purifications named lustrations.
- The term lustrum was applied to the interval of five years between two censuses.
- Then I sicken at the idea of having Strauss in my head and on my hands for a lustrum, instead of saying good-bye to him in a year.
- A meditative man in his sixth lustrum can be very happy with pruning-hook and shears among his young trees.
- Why, you will have a million, not in a decade, but in a lustrum.