Definition of legionary in English:

legionary

nounPlural legionaries ˈliːdʒ(ə)n(ə)riˈlidʒəˌnɛri

A soldier in a Roman legion.
（古罗马军团）士兵
the legionaries would build a temporary camp at the end of each day
Example sentencesExamples
- How was he to beat a legionary if he had trouble figuring out how to hold a sword?
- Do you think Roman legionaries whined about such things?
- Between 5000 and 6000 legionaries made up a legion that was commanded by a legatus.
- Military training was emphasized and legionaries were put through rigorous and continuous training.
- Then the Roman legionaries swept away the smoking ashes and sowed the land with salt to prevent anything from ever growing there again.

adjective ˈliːdʒ(ə)n(ə)riˈlidʒəˌnɛri

Of an ancient Roman legion.
（古罗马军团）士兵
the legionary fortress of Isca
古罗马军团要塞伊斯卡尔。
Example sentencesExamples
- The brewery's bar sits above the Roman road which led out of the legionary fortress across the river between Toft Green and Micklegate.
- In Britain and Gaul, however, malted barley was indeed required for the manufacture of beer, a local speciality for which there was a steady demand in legionary camps.
- The Roman army built legionary fortresses, forts, camps, and roads, and assisted with the construction of buildings in towns.
- All these towers were of much higher quality than would be expected for a simple legionary fortress, said Mr Walker.
- He founded a temple there, containing a fine bronze statue of himself, and established a legionary fortress.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin legionarius, from legio(n-) (see legion).

Definition of legionary in US English:

legionary

nounˈlidʒəˌnɛriˈlējəˌnerē

A soldier in a Roman legion.
（古罗马军团）士兵
Example sentencesExamples
- Then the Roman legionaries swept away the smoking ashes and sowed the land with salt to prevent anything from ever growing there again.
- Military training was emphasized and legionaries were put through rigorous and continuous training.
- Between 5000 and 6000 legionaries made up a legion that was commanded by a legatus.
- Do you think Roman legionaries whined about such things?
- How was he to beat a legionary if he had trouble figuring out how to hold a sword?

adjectiveˈlidʒəˌnɛriˈlējəˌnerē

attributive Of an ancient Roman legion.
（古罗马军团）士兵
the legionary fortress of Isca
古罗马军团要塞伊斯卡尔。
Example sentencesExamples
- All these towers were of much higher quality than would be expected for a simple legionary fortress, said Mr Walker.
- He founded a temple there, containing a fine bronze statue of himself, and established a legionary fortress.
- In Britain and Gaul, however, malted barley was indeed required for the manufacture of beer, a local speciality for which there was a steady demand in legionary camps.
- The Roman army built legionary fortresses, forts, camps, and roads, and assisted with the construction of buildings in towns.
- The brewery's bar sits above the Roman road which led out of the legionary fortress across the river between Toft Green and Micklegate.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin legionarius, from legio(n-) (see legion).

词汇	legionary
释义	Definition of legionary in English: legionary nounPlural legionaries ˈliːdʒ(ə)n(ə)riˈlidʒəˌnɛri A soldier in a Roman legion. （古罗马军团）士兵 the legionaries would build a temporary camp at the end of each day Example sentencesExamples How was he to beat a legionary if he had trouble figuring out how to hold a sword? Do you think Roman legionaries whined about such things? Between 5000 and 6000 legionaries made up a legion that was commanded by a legatus. Military training was emphasized and legionaries were put through rigorous and continuous training. Then the Roman legionaries swept away the smoking ashes and sowed the land with salt to prevent anything from ever growing there again. adjective ˈliːdʒ(ə)n(ə)riˈlidʒəˌnɛri Of an ancient Roman legion. （古罗马军团）士兵 the legionary fortress of Isca 古罗马军团要塞伊斯卡尔。 Example sentencesExamples The brewery's bar sits above the Roman road which led out of the legionary fortress across the river between Toft Green and Micklegate. In Britain and Gaul, however, malted barley was indeed required for the manufacture of beer, a local speciality for which there was a steady demand in legionary camps. The Roman army built legionary fortresses, forts, camps, and roads, and assisted with the construction of buildings in towns. All these towers were of much higher quality than would be expected for a simple legionary fortress, said Mr Walker. He founded a temple there, containing a fine bronze statue of himself, and established a legionary fortress. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin legionarius, from legio(n-) (see legion). Definition of legionary in US English: legionary nounˈlidʒəˌnɛriˈlējəˌnerē A soldier in a Roman legion. （古罗马军团）士兵 Example sentencesExamples Then the Roman legionaries swept away the smoking ashes and sowed the land with salt to prevent anything from ever growing there again. Military training was emphasized and legionaries were put through rigorous and continuous training. Between 5000 and 6000 legionaries made up a legion that was commanded by a legatus. Do you think Roman legionaries whined about such things? How was he to beat a legionary if he had trouble figuring out how to hold a sword? adjectiveˈlidʒəˌnɛriˈlējəˌnerē attributive Of an ancient Roman legion. （古罗马军团）士兵 the legionary fortress of Isca 古罗马军团要塞伊斯卡尔。 Example sentencesExamples All these towers were of much higher quality than would be expected for a simple legionary fortress, said Mr Walker. He founded a temple there, containing a fine bronze statue of himself, and established a legionary fortress. In Britain and Gaul, however, malted barley was indeed required for the manufacture of beer, a local speciality for which there was a steady demand in legionary camps. The Roman army built legionary fortresses, forts, camps, and roads, and assisted with the construction of buildings in towns. The brewery's bar sits above the Roman road which led out of the legionary fortress across the river between Toft Green and Micklegate. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin legionarius, from legio(n-) (see legion).
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