gladiator

Domain: Universal Words

Part of speech: noun

(in ancient Rome) a man trained to fight other men or animals in order to entertain the public gladiatorial adjective: gladiatorial combat

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gladiatorEnglish›ChineseGetWord Corpus gladiatorEnglish›ChineseMain Dictionary

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