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Definition of Argive in English: Argiveadjective ˈɑːdʒʌɪvˈɑːɡʌɪvˈärˌjīv 1Relating to the ancient city of Argos. （与）古城阿尔戈斯（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples - The Argive king Tantalus began a pattern of destruction for Argos after he offended the gods by feeding them his son Pelops at a banquet.
- But the author also lets us know that his heroine is committed to ideals of ‘tenderness and justice ‘that transcend national frontiers at a time when the Argive state is under threat.’
- The great Argive goddess was Hera, worshipped at the Heraeum some 10 km (6 miles) north of Argos.
- Perhaps the most famous statue of the classical period is the Doryphoros by the Argive sculptor Polyclitus, which he also referred to as the Canon.
- 1.1 (especially in Homer) Greek.
尤用于荷马作品中希腊的
noun ˈɑːdʒʌɪvˈɑːɡʌɪvˈärˌjīv 1A citizen of Argos. 阿尔戈斯城人 Example sentencesExamples - Now that Spartan backing was no longer a guarantee of political ascendancy, one Euphron, who had previously exploited Spartan favour, persuaded the Argives and Arcadians to help him install democracy.
- The Argives saw Hera as ‘cow-eyed,’ which culturally indicated her close association with the moon and making rain.
- Here, perhaps some 24,000 Boeotians, Corinthians, Argives, Euboeans, and Athenians faced between 18,000 and 19,000 Spartans and their allies, in possibly the greatest hoplite battle ever fought.
- The Athenian alliance with the Argives, the Boeotians and the Corinthians against Sparta in the Corinthian War is portrayed as a gesture of compassion for the weak.
- 1.1 (especially in Homer) a Greek person.
尤用于荷马作品中希腊的
OriginFrom Latin Argivus, from Greek Argeios 'relating to Argos'. Definition of Argive in US English: Argiveadjectiveˈärˌjīv 1Relating to the ancient city of Argos. （与）古城阿尔戈斯（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples - But the author also lets us know that his heroine is committed to ideals of ‘tenderness and justice ‘that transcend national frontiers at a time when the Argive state is under threat.’
- Perhaps the most famous statue of the classical period is the Doryphoros by the Argive sculptor Polyclitus, which he also referred to as the Canon.
- The Argive king Tantalus began a pattern of destruction for Argos after he offended the gods by feeding them his son Pelops at a banquet.
- The great Argive goddess was Hera, worshipped at the Heraeum some 10 km (6 miles) north of Argos.
- 1.1 (especially in Homer) Greek.
尤用于荷马作品中希腊的
nounˈärˌjīv 1A citizen of Argos. 阿尔戈斯城人 Example sentencesExamples - Now that Spartan backing was no longer a guarantee of political ascendancy, one Euphron, who had previously exploited Spartan favour, persuaded the Argives and Arcadians to help him install democracy.
- The Athenian alliance with the Argives, the Boeotians and the Corinthians against Sparta in the Corinthian War is portrayed as a gesture of compassion for the weak.
- Here, perhaps some 24,000 Boeotians, Corinthians, Argives, Euboeans, and Athenians faced between 18,000 and 19,000 Spartans and their allies, in possibly the greatest hoplite battle ever fought.
- The Argives saw Hera as ‘cow-eyed,’ which culturally indicated her close association with the moon and making rain.
- 1.1 (especially in Homer) a Greek person.
尤用于荷马作品中希腊的
OriginFrom Latin Argivus, from Greek Argeios ‘relating to Argos’. |