Definition of Roundhead in English:

Roundhead

nounˈraʊndhɛdˈraʊndˌhɛd

historical

A member or supporter of the Parliamentary party in the English Civil War.
〈史〉圆颅党人（英国内战期间的议会派成员或支持者）
Example sentencesExamples
- Religion and geopolitics gave the nation a context, an idea that the rebels' vigilance matched that of Corsican freedom fighters, English Roundheads, or even Mosaic Hebrews.
- It's a 14th Century Norman castle, which gained fame as the last Irish stronghold to submit to Oliver Cromwell's Roundheads.
- Inevitably a student will want to know how Jefferson could defend revolution in the Declaration; how did he succeed where the Roundheads had failed?
- The film, though set during the English Civil War, ignores conflicts between Cavaliers and Roundheads to dwell on the seedy lawlessness sown by the war.
- After changing hands at least half a dozen times during the English Civil War, Scarborough Castle has once again found the Roundheads at the gates.

Origin

So named because of the short-cropped hairstyle of the Puritans, who formed an important element in the party.

Definition of Roundhead in US English:

Roundhead

nounˈroundˌhedˈraʊndˌhɛd

historical

A member or supporter of the Parliamentary party in the English Civil War.
〈史〉圆颅党人（英国内战期间的议会派成员或支持者）
Example sentencesExamples
- The film, though set during the English Civil War, ignores conflicts between Cavaliers and Roundheads to dwell on the seedy lawlessness sown by the war.
- After changing hands at least half a dozen times during the English Civil War, Scarborough Castle has once again found the Roundheads at the gates.
- Religion and geopolitics gave the nation a context, an idea that the rebels' vigilance matched that of Corsican freedom fighters, English Roundheads, or even Mosaic Hebrews.
- Inevitably a student will want to know how Jefferson could defend revolution in the Declaration; how did he succeed where the Roundheads had failed?
- It's a 14th Century Norman castle, which gained fame as the last Irish stronghold to submit to Oliver Cromwell's Roundheads.

Origin

So named because of the short-cropped hairstyle of the Puritans, who formed an important element in the party.

单词	Roundhead
释义	Definition of Roundhead in English: Roundhead nounˈraʊndhɛdˈraʊndˌhɛd historical A member or supporter of the Parliamentary party in the English Civil War. 〈史〉圆颅党人（英国内战期间的议会派成员或支持者） Example sentencesExamples Religion and geopolitics gave the nation a context, an idea that the rebels' vigilance matched that of Corsican freedom fighters, English Roundheads, or even Mosaic Hebrews. It's a 14th Century Norman castle, which gained fame as the last Irish stronghold to submit to Oliver Cromwell's Roundheads. Inevitably a student will want to know how Jefferson could defend revolution in the Declaration; how did he succeed where the Roundheads had failed? The film, though set during the English Civil War, ignores conflicts between Cavaliers and Roundheads to dwell on the seedy lawlessness sown by the war. After changing hands at least half a dozen times during the English Civil War, Scarborough Castle has once again found the Roundheads at the gates. Origin So named because of the short-cropped hairstyle of the Puritans, who formed an important element in the party. Definition of Roundhead in US English: Roundhead nounˈroundˌhedˈraʊndˌhɛd historical A member or supporter of the Parliamentary party in the English Civil War. 〈史〉圆颅党人（英国内战期间的议会派成员或支持者） Example sentencesExamples The film, though set during the English Civil War, ignores conflicts between Cavaliers and Roundheads to dwell on the seedy lawlessness sown by the war. After changing hands at least half a dozen times during the English Civil War, Scarborough Castle has once again found the Roundheads at the gates. Religion and geopolitics gave the nation a context, an idea that the rebels' vigilance matched that of Corsican freedom fighters, English Roundheads, or even Mosaic Hebrews. Inevitably a student will want to know how Jefferson could defend revolution in the Declaration; how did he succeed where the Roundheads had failed? It's a 14th Century Norman castle, which gained fame as the last Irish stronghold to submit to Oliver Cromwell's Roundheads. Origin So named because of the short-cropped hairstyle of the Puritans, who formed an important element in the party.
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