eunuchs

英 [ˈjuːnəks]

美 [ˈjunəks]

n.  阉人; 太监; 宦官; 无权力(或影响)的人
eunuch的复数

柯林斯词典

• 太监;阉人
  Aeunuchis a man who has had his testicles removed.

双语例句

• It would be dangers if the eunuchs get on position.
  宦官当权是危险的。
• Wang Yangming, a philosopher in the Ming Dynasty, was once demoted to be a minor official in Longchang, Guizhou Province for opposing the eunuchs.
  明代哲学家王阳明早年因反对朝廷宦官，一度被贬为贵州龙场驿丞。
• And when the days were ended, after which the king had ordered they should be brought in: the Prince of the eunuchs brought them in before nabuchodonosor.
  君王规定带他们进宫的期限一满，宦官长就领他们进见拿步高。
• Then at the end of the days when the king had said that the children should be brought in, the leader of the eunuchs brought them in before nebuchadnezzar;
  尼布甲尼撒王吩咐带进少年人来的日期到了，太监长就把他们带到王面前。
• Hejin was then betrayed by Yuan Shao and his followers once he was longer valuable and assassinated by the eunuchs.
  何进一旦失去了利用价值，马上便被袁绍等人出卖，惨死在宦官手中。
• I wish men could become eunuchs.
  我希望所有的男人都变成太监。
• Eunuchs, or men who lack external genitalia, are regarded as powerless in India and traditionally make a living on tips for dancing at weddings or blessing newborns.
  在印度，太监被认为是无能的人，他们依靠为别人的婚礼跳舞或给新生婴儿祈福得来的施舍度日。
• The eunuchs, being afraid of forgetting, have to keep every detail of the life in palace as he can't act freely.
  太监之所以要记住宫中生活的每一个细节，因为他不能自由自主，不敢遗忘。
• Not even eunuchs have it so fine.
  没有哪个太监能这么厉害的！
• The princes of Judah, and the princes of Jerusalem, the eunuchs, and the priests, and all the people of the land, which passed between the parts of the calf;
  犹大的首领，耶路撒冷的首领，太监，祭司，和国中的众民曾将牛犊劈开，分成两半，从其中经过，在我面前立约。后来又违背我的约，不遵行这约上的话。