legions

英 [ˈliːdʒənz]

美 [ˈlidʒənz]

n.  (尤指古罗马的)军团; 大量，大批(某类型的人)
legion的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 军团；兵团
  Alegionis a large group of soldiers who form one section of an army.
  1. ...the Sudan-based troops of the Libyan Islamic Legion...
     利比亚伊斯兰军团驻扎在苏丹的部队
  2. The last of the Roman legions left Britain in AD 410.
     罗马军团最后一支部队于公元410年离开英国。
• N-COUNT 众多；大批；大量
  Alegion ofpeople or things is a great number of them.
  1. His delightful sense of humour won him a legion of friends.
     他的幽默风趣为他赢得了众多的朋友。
  2. ...a legion of stories about noisy neighbours.
     有关吵闹的邻居的众多故事
• ADJ 比比皆是的；不胜枚举的；多如牛毛的
  If you say that things of a particular kind arelegion, you mean that there are a great number of them.
  1. Ellie's problems are legion...
     埃莉的问题多如牛毛。
  2. The number of women who become pregnant after adopting children is legion.
     领养小孩后怀孕的妇女比比皆是。

双语例句

• Imagine legions of programmers worldwide contributing their creations back into a "commons".
  想象一下全球为数众多的程序员纷纷将自己的创造，贡献给一个“集体创作”。
• Not only my legions, but all legions of light will join you.
  不仅是我的团队，所有的光之军团都将加入你们。
• And there are legions of poor people who will paint and decorate for low wages.
  大批的穷人因为低收入而粉刷和装饰。
• We must be up to eight legions now.
  我们现在应该有八个军团。
• Legions of foreign visitors to new york.
  到纽约参观的大批大批外国人。
• The thought of rubbing elbows with legions of them didn't make me smile.
  一想到拼命拍打沾满蜘蛛的肘，我就笑不出来了。
• Soldiers, naming no legions.
  不知道是哪个军团的士兵们。
• To raise and equip six full legions at my own expense.
  我要用我自己的钱建立和装备六个军团。
• Valentino was virtually deified by legions of female fans.
  瓦伦蒂诺几乎被众多的女性崇拜者奉若神明。
• Large militaristic legions were formed and gained the edge in covert political persuasion and power.
  大型军国主义军团于是形成，并暗地取得了政治派别和权力优势。