Definition of golem in English:

golem

noun ˈɡəʊləmˈɡōləm

1(in Jewish legend) a clay figure brought to life by magic.
（犹太人传说中）被魔力赋予了生命的泥人
Example sentencesExamples
- You most likely know of the clay golem; most people do.
- The golem of Jewish legend, for example, is a powerful automaton.
- In the middle ages the myth of the golem, a living creature made from clay in the image of Adam, was the pinnacle of metaphysical alchemy.
- The idea of the android clearly has close links to the medieval Jewish stories of the golem.
1. 1.1 An automaton or robot.
  自动机器；机器人
  Example sentencesExamples
  Then the pixie, golem, and dragon charged at us, and blacked me out.
  Janus lightly tapped the golem's head, and its eyes closed.
  Once the assassin passed the golem, the golem awoke with pure rage in his eyes.
  Often in these legends, the golems take on a life of their own, and gain increasing power the longer they are animated.
  He has been credited with having created the golem, a Frankenstein figure, a living being without soul.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Yiddish goylem, from Hebrew gōlem 'shapeless mass'.

Definition of golem in US English:

golem

nounˈɡōləm

1(in Jewish legend) a clay figure brought to life by magic.
（犹太人传说中）被魔力赋予了生命的泥人
Example sentencesExamples
- In the middle ages the myth of the golem, a living creature made from clay in the image of Adam, was the pinnacle of metaphysical alchemy.
- The golem of Jewish legend, for example, is a powerful automaton.
- The idea of the android clearly has close links to the medieval Jewish stories of the golem.
- You most likely know of the clay golem; most people do.
1. 1.1 An automaton or robot.
  自动机器；机器人
  Example sentencesExamples
  Often in these legends, the golems take on a life of their own, and gain increasing power the longer they are animated.
  Janus lightly tapped the golem's head, and its eyes closed.
  Once the assassin passed the golem, the golem awoke with pure rage in his eyes.
  Then the pixie, golem, and dragon charged at us, and blacked me out.
  He has been credited with having created the golem, a Frankenstein figure, a living being without soul.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Yiddish goylem, from Hebrew gōlem ‘shapeless mass’.

词汇	golem
释义	Definition of golem in English: golem noun ˈɡəʊləmˈɡōləm 1(in Jewish legend) a clay figure brought to life by magic. （犹太人传说中）被魔力赋予了生命的泥人 Example sentencesExamples You most likely know of the clay golem; most people do. The golem of Jewish legend, for example, is a powerful automaton. In the middle ages the myth of the golem, a living creature made from clay in the image of Adam, was the pinnacle of metaphysical alchemy. The idea of the android clearly has close links to the medieval Jewish stories of the golem. 1.1 An automaton or robot. 自动机器；机器人 Example sentencesExamples Then the pixie, golem, and dragon charged at us, and blacked me out. Janus lightly tapped the golem's head, and its eyes closed. Once the assassin passed the golem, the golem awoke with pure rage in his eyes. Often in these legends, the golems take on a life of their own, and gain increasing power the longer they are animated. He has been credited with having created the golem, a Frankenstein figure, a living being without soul. Origin Late 19th century: from Yiddish goylem, from Hebrew gōlem 'shapeless mass'. Definition of golem in US English: golem nounˈɡōləm 1(in Jewish legend) a clay figure brought to life by magic. （犹太人传说中）被魔力赋予了生命的泥人 Example sentencesExamples In the middle ages the myth of the golem, a living creature made from clay in the image of Adam, was the pinnacle of metaphysical alchemy. The golem of Jewish legend, for example, is a powerful automaton. The idea of the android clearly has close links to the medieval Jewish stories of the golem. You most likely know of the clay golem; most people do. 1.1 An automaton or robot. 自动机器；机器人 Example sentencesExamples Often in these legends, the golems take on a life of their own, and gain increasing power the longer they are animated. Janus lightly tapped the golem's head, and its eyes closed. Once the assassin passed the golem, the golem awoke with pure rage in his eyes. Then the pixie, golem, and dragon charged at us, and blacked me out. He has been credited with having created the golem, a Frankenstein figure, a living being without soul. Origin Late 19th century: from Yiddish goylem, from Hebrew gōlem ‘shapeless mass’.
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