英语词汇duelling的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

duelling

noun [ U ] UK (US dueling) /ˈdjuː.ə.lɪŋ/ /ˈduː.ə.lɪŋ/

决斗

the activity of taking part in duels (= formal fights between two people, using weapons, usually because one person has insulted the other)

Fencing is a sport derived from duelling. 击剑是一项源于决斗的运动。

决斗|对决

the activity of fighting, competing, or arguing between two people or teams

The game of chess requires intense concentration and sustained mental duelling. 下棋需要注意力高度集中和持续的脑力博弈。

Their partnership is full of vitality, kept alive with intellectual duelling. 他们的合作关系充满生机，靠斗智斗勇来维持。

Every authority, whether monarch or government, tried to outlaw duelling.
The duel has been romantically celebrated as the last refuge of honour but in reality, duelling was often closer to common brawling.
Thackeray's Barry Lyndon is the story of an 18th century Irish lad making his way in the world through duelling, gambling and loving.
Thomas Paine wrote articles against slavery and against duelling.

duelling

adjective [ before noun ]

（关于或参与）决斗的

taking part in or relating to the activity of duelling

duelling pistols 决斗用的手枪

a duelling scar 决斗留下的伤疤

对立的

fighting, competing, or arguing with another person or team

The judge asked the duelling attorneys to approach the bench. 法官让双方律师上前（到法官席面前）商谈。

Each man carried a duelling rapier.
On their weekly show, the duelling critics would debate, often passionately, the merits of that week's crop of new films.
The film tells a tale of rivalry between duelling air-traffic controllers.
It is not uncommon for duelling relatives to make false accusations.
Eric Weissberg is the folk musician responsible for the "Duelling Banjos" hit from the soundtrack to the film Deliverance.

词汇	duelling
释义	duelling noun [ U ] UK (US dueling) /ˈdjuː.ə.lɪŋ/ /ˈduː.ə.lɪŋ/ 决斗 the activity of taking part in duels (= formal fights between two people, using weapons, usually because one person has insulted the other) Fencing is a sport derived from duelling. 击剑是一项源于决斗的运动。决斗\|对决 the activity of fighting, competing, or arguing between two people or teams The game of chess requires intense concentration and sustained mental duelling. 下棋需要注意力高度集中和持续的脑力博弈。 Their partnership is full of vitality, kept alive with intellectual duelling. 他们的合作关系充满生机，靠斗智斗勇来维持。更多例句 Every authority, whether monarch or government, tried to outlaw duelling. The duel has been romantically celebrated as the last refuge of honour but in reality, duelling was often closer to common brawling. Thackeray's Barry Lyndon is the story of an 18th century Irish lad making his way in the world through duelling, gambling and loving. Thomas Paine wrote articles against slavery and against duelling. duelling adjective [ before noun ] （关于或参与）决斗的 taking part in or relating to the activity of duelling duelling pistols 决斗用的手枪 a duelling scar 决斗留下的伤疤对立的 fighting, competing, or arguing with another person or team The judge asked the duelling attorneys to approach the bench. 法官让双方律师上前（到法官席面前）商谈。更多例句 Each man carried a duelling rapier. On their weekly show, the duelling critics would debate, often passionately, the merits of that week's crop of new films. The film tells a tale of rivalry between duelling air-traffic controllers. It is not uncommon for duelling relatives to make false accusations. Eric Weissberg is the folk musician responsible for the "Duelling Banjos" hit from the soundtrack to the film Deliverance.
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