odyssey 的定义
plural Od·ys·seys for 2.
- an epic poem attributed to Homer, describing Odysseus's adventures in his ten-year attempt to return home to Ithaca after the Trojan War.
- a long series of wanderings or adventures, especially when filled with notable experiences, hardships, etc.
odyssey 近义词
journey
更多odyssey例句
- Adams said he rarely saw the half-dozen women who worked there come or go, but when they did, they were being ferried to and from work in a Honda Odyssey van.
- Someone stole Robbie Pruitt’s mountain bike off the rack of his Honda Odyssey in September.
- A trailer of in-game footage was shown for “Odyssey,” a space adventure game with first-person shooter elements.
- As someone who loved “Odyssey” but also lamented the series leaving behind its roots, “Valhalla” hits a sweet spot.
- Odyssey does a bit more, with 18 tracked stats to play with.
- Declining to use his real name out of fear of reprisal, Ibrahim describes a dark and gruesome odyssey.
- The casting of the upcoming Star Wars: Episode VII is shaping up to be it's own, multi-installment odyssey.
- He was bidding a final farewell to the 9/11 nightmare and the odyssey to kill Osama bin Laden.
- One refugee remembers the chaos of the day and her long odyssey to freedom.
- All the motor skills are gone, so it feels like his personal Odyssey as he struggles over every inch.
- The other great Greek poem, the Odyssey, has given us the name of one of its characters for a fairly common English word.
- Homer (Odyssey, v. 390) speaks of “the fair-tressed Dawn,” εὐπλόκαμος Ἠώς.
- The hero of The Odyssey was, self-confessedly, no tyro, but was himself “in artifice well framed and in imposture various”.
- What an Odyssey of adventures he would149 have to relate when he reached home!
- Yet the alleged late compiler of the Odyssey, in the seventh century, never wanders thus from the Homeric standard in taste.