Definition of Phaeacian in English:

Phaeacian

noun fiːˈeɪʃ(ə)nfēˈāSHən

(in the Odyssey) an inhabitant of Scheria (Corfu), whose people were noted for their hedonism.
费阿克斯人（《奥德赛》中谢里尔岛科尔夫居民，以享乐主义闻名）
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Likening Odysseus’ ‘untriumphal entry’ into the city of the Phaeacians to Jesus' entry into Jerusalem seems forced and strained.‘
- Viewing these Homeric exploits, it is as though the viewers were themselves masquerading as an audience for an epic recitation - perhaps even Odysseus's own recitation of his adventures to the Phaeacians in Books IX-XII of the Odyssey.
- The next four show Odysseus himself released from the island of Calypso and arriving at the land of the Phaeacians, a half-way house between the fairy-tale world of his adventures and the real world of Ithaca which awaits him.

Origin

From Latin Phaeacia, Greek Phaiakia, the name of the island of Scheria, + -an.

Definition of Phaeacian in US English:

Phaeacian

nounfēˈāSHən

(in the Odyssey) an inhabitant of Scheria (Corfu), whose people were noted for their hedonism.
费阿克斯人（《奥德赛》中谢里尔岛科尔夫居民，以享乐主义闻名）
Example sentencesExamples
- Viewing these Homeric exploits, it is as though the viewers were themselves masquerading as an audience for an epic recitation - perhaps even Odysseus's own recitation of his adventures to the Phaeacians in Books IX-XII of the Odyssey.
- ‘Likening Odysseus’ ‘untriumphal entry’ into the city of the Phaeacians to Jesus' entry into Jerusalem seems forced and strained.‘
- The next four show Odysseus himself released from the island of Calypso and arriving at the land of the Phaeacians, a half-way house between the fairy-tale world of his adventures and the real world of Ithaca which awaits him.

Origin

From Latin Phaeacia, Greek Phaiakia, the name of the island of Scheria, + -an.

单词	Phaeacian
释义	Definition of Phaeacian in English: Phaeacian noun fiːˈeɪʃ(ə)nfēˈāSHən (in the Odyssey) an inhabitant of Scheria (Corfu), whose people were noted for their hedonism. 费阿克斯人（《奥德赛》中谢里尔岛科尔夫居民，以享乐主义闻名） Example sentencesExamples ‘Likening Odysseus’ ‘untriumphal entry’ into the city of the Phaeacians to Jesus' entry into Jerusalem seems forced and strained.‘ Viewing these Homeric exploits, it is as though the viewers were themselves masquerading as an audience for an epic recitation - perhaps even Odysseus's own recitation of his adventures to the Phaeacians in Books IX-XII of the Odyssey. The next four show Odysseus himself released from the island of Calypso and arriving at the land of the Phaeacians, a half-way house between the fairy-tale world of his adventures and the real world of Ithaca which awaits him. Origin From Latin Phaeacia, Greek Phaiakia, the name of the island of Scheria, + -an. Definition of Phaeacian in US English: Phaeacian nounfēˈāSHən (in the Odyssey) an inhabitant of Scheria (Corfu), whose people were noted for their hedonism. 费阿克斯人（《奥德赛》中谢里尔岛科尔夫居民，以享乐主义闻名） Example sentencesExamples Viewing these Homeric exploits, it is as though the viewers were themselves masquerading as an audience for an epic recitation - perhaps even Odysseus's own recitation of his adventures to the Phaeacians in Books IX-XII of the Odyssey. ‘Likening Odysseus’ ‘untriumphal entry’ into the city of the Phaeacians to Jesus' entry into Jerusalem seems forced and strained.‘ The next four show Odysseus himself released from the island of Calypso and arriving at the land of the Phaeacians, a half-way house between the fairy-tale world of his adventures and the real world of Ithaca which awaits him. Origin From Latin Phaeacia, Greek Phaiakia, the name of the island of Scheria, + -an.
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