crusaders

英 [ˈkruːˈseɪdəz]

美 [kruˈseɪdərz]

n.  十字军战士; (某)运动的参加者
crusader的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (某一事业的)拥护者，追随者
  Acrusader fora cause is someone who does a lot in support of it.
  1. He has set himself up as a crusader for higher press and broadcasting standards.
     他自认是一位追求更高的新闻和广播标准的斗士。
• 十字军战士
  ACrusaderwas a knight who fought in the Crusades.

双语例句

• He led the Muslims against the Crusaders and eventually recaptured Palestine from the Kingdom of Jerusalem after his victory in the Battle of Hattin.
  他领导穆斯林抵抗十字军，并最终在哈丁战役获胜后，从耶路撒冷王国手中收复了巴勒斯坦。
• The crusaders were professional soldiers for whom war was a most honourable occupation.
  十字军是职业军人，对他们来说打仗是最光荣的职业。
• The Crusaders believed they were fighting for a noble cause.
  十字军战士认为他们是在为一项伟大的事业而战。
• In a straight fight the crusaders usually won; in skirmishes, the Saracens often overcame their more numerous opponents.
  单打独斗，十字军战士通常会赢；在小规模战斗中，撒拉逊人经常能以少胜多。
• Those who style themselves as populist crusaders are generally either playing to the voters with no real intention of following through, or are destined to disappoint.
  那些将自己标榜为民粹主义战士的人，一般来说，要么是没有诚意，与选民虚与委蛇，要么就注定要失望。
• After the shrines of Christianity were in "safe" hands, many Crusaders returned home and turned their attention to other things, like the cathedral at Chartres.
  在基督教圣坛被拯救回来后，许多十字军士兵返回家园，开始做其他的一些事情，比如修建。
• Even if they were motivated by economic reasons the way the crusaders obviously were.
  即使他们是被经济原因推动的，显然十字军是被经济原因推动。
• Or the crusaders that Christianity must be spread and eliminated these infidels.
  或是十字军说基督教应该被传播到世界各地，要消灭那些异教徒。
• The crusaders travelled through Venice on their return from the campaign and left behind them many of their spoils.
  因为十字军战罢归来路经威尼斯时留下了许多战利品。
• Crusaders declaring war on Byz every time they pass their lands fixed.
  十字军向拜占庭宣战，修正了他们的行走路线。