Chariot 词典解释

词性：名词
音标：[ˈtʃærɪət]
词义：

战车：一种由马或其他动物拉动的古代车辆，通常用于战争或比赛。

盛大的游行车：有时指用于庆典或游行的装饰华丽的车辆。

用法：

Chariot 这个词通常用来描述古代战争中的车辆，尤其是在罗马和古希腊时期。

在现代英语中，它还可以用来形容盛大或装饰华丽的游行车，尤其在节日或庆典中使用。

例句：

The warriors rode into battle on their chariots, prepared for the fight.

In ancient Rome, chariots were used in deadly races in the Circus Maximus.

The chariot race was one of the most popular events in ancient Roman sports.

The king’s chariot was decorated with gold and jewels, signifying his wealth.

The soldiers' chariots clattered loudly across the battlefield.

During the festival, they paraded through the streets in magnificent chariots.

He admired the skill of the chariot drivers as they maneuvered through the narrow streets.

The chariot's wheels were made of heavy bronze, capable of withstanding the weight of the soldiers.

The ancient Egyptians also used chariots in warfare, especially during the New Kingdom period.

The chariot was an important symbol of military might in ancient civilizations.

短语搭配：

Chariot race (战车竞赛)

Chariot driver (驾战车的人)

Chariot wheel (战车轮)

Chariot team (拉战车的动物队伍)

其他相关词汇：

Charioteer (驾战车的人)

Chariotry (战车部队)

词源：
"Chariot" 源自拉丁语 "carriō"（运货车、运输工具），并通过古法语 "charet"（小车）传入英语。