matadors
英 [ˈmætədɔːz]
美 [ˈmætəˌdɔrz]
n. 斗牛士
matador的复数
柯林斯词典
- 斗牛士
A matador is the person in a bullfight who is supposed to kill the bull.
双语例句
- Tigers are seen jumping through fiery rings and dancing with matadors, all to the applause of the audience.
图片中我们可以看到老虎从燃烧的火圈中跳出，和打扮成斗牛士的演员们共舞，引起台下观众的阵阵欢呼。 - In bullfighting, the formal procession into the ring of the players, including the matadors, banderilleros, and horses, that occurs just before the first bull is fought.
斗牛的入场式：斗牛中进入包括斗牛士，戳短矛入牛颈的人及马在内的表演队列的一种正规的仪式，在第一场斗牛之前进行。 - So Jos é Tom á s'corrida – the term refers to an afternoon's regular card to three matadors and six bulls – was more than just the last bullfight of the season.
此指下午一般入场票，可观赏三位斗牛士对决六头公牛–也仅是这季的最后一场斗牛了。 - Most matadors have been seriously injured by a bull.
大部分斗牛士曾经因斗牛而严重受伤。 - Many times, matadors can get seriously injured while fighting with the bull.
在与公牛的激烈搏斗中，斗牛士常常会身受重伤。 - In fact, most matadors begin training at a young age.
事实上，大多数斗牛士的训练从很小的时候就开始了。 - Surprisingly, the United States has produced at least two matadors of substance.
令人惊讶的事，美国竟然产生了至少两位实质上的斗牛士。 - Who would want to fight a one thousand pound bull? Matadors are treated like any other sport stars.
谁会想和一头上千磅的公牛搏斗呢？斗牛士们和其他体育明星的待遇并没有什么不同。 - I argued the merits of the matadors with Spaniards at the bullfights in Madrid.
在马德里斗牛场里，我和西班牙人辩论斗牛士的优点； - But many matadors do not do it for any of these reasons.
但是很多斗牛士并不是为了这些而从事这项运动的。 - Matadors eventually herded him back into the ring where he was later killed in the bullfight.
斗牛士们终于把它驱逐到斗牛场里，并最终在斗牛中杀死了它。