fetial

英式音标：['fi:ʃəl]

美式音标：['fiʃəl]

概况：

adj. 外交的，处理国际问题的

n. 古罗马祭司团成员

词义：

n.

古罗马祭司团成员；

adj.

处理国际问题的，外交的；

英英释义

Fetial

A fetial (Latin plural fetiales) was a type of priest in Ancient Rome. They formed a collegium devoted to Jupiter as the patron of good faith.

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权威例句

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고대 로마의 페티알리스(fetialis)와 정당한 전쟁

同义词：foreign,diplomatic

英语词源：

fetial (adj.)

1530s, "pertaining to the Fetiales," the Roman diplomatic corps, a college of 20 priests whose duty was to act as heralds and maintain the laws of war, from Latin fetiales "speaking, negotiating, diplomatic," which is of unknown origin.

造句：

1. I find our new neighbor simpatico in every respect.

我发觉我们的新邻居在各方面都能共处.

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2. E trov � � sopra l'acquaio un simpatico cucchiaio.

有一天餐叉好好地看了看周围.

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