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maniple/ˈmænip(ə)l/n. 1 Rom. Hist. a subdivision of a legion, containing 120 or 60 men [罗马]【史】步兵中队 (120 或 60 人) 2 a Eucharistic vestment consisting of a strip hanging from the left arm (从左臂下垂的)弥撒饰带 [Old French maniple or Latin manipulus ‘handful, troop’ from manus ‘hand’] |