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medieval + noun
They studied medieval history.
他们研究了中世纪历史。
中世纪的
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中世纪的
Of or relating to the Middle Ages, the period from about 500 to 1500 AD.
They studied medieval history.
他们研究了中世纪历史。
Of or relating to the Middle Ages, the period from approximately 500 to 1500 AD.
与中世纪有关的
relating to or belonging to the Middle Ages
Having characteristics associated with the Middle Ages in popular, modern cultural perception:
像中世纪的；过时且不开明的
as if belonging to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned and unenlightened
The museum has a collection of medieval armor.
这家博物馆收藏了一批中世纪盔甲。
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They visited a medieval castle during their trip to Europe.
他们在欧洲旅行时参观了一座中世纪城堡。
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Medieval medicine was very different from modern practices.
中世纪的医学与现代做法有很大的不同。
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Medieval scholars
中世纪学者
WordNet
They studied medieval history.
他们研究了中世纪历史。
This castle is medieval.
这座城堡是中世纪的。
The building is medieval in style.
这座建筑风格是中世纪的。
Not this
I am studying medieval.
Use this
I am studying the Middle Ages.
“Medieval” 是形容词，表示“中世纪的”，不能直接作名词表示历史时期。名词形式应为 “the Middle Ages”（中世纪）。
Not this
I want a medieval pizza.
Use this
I want a medium pizza.
“Medieval” 指“中世纪的”，与尺寸无关。表示“中等的”应用 “medium”，两者拼写相似但意义不同。
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中世纪时期
Medieval times were marked by feudalism.
中世纪时期以封建制度为特征。
中世纪史
She specializes in medieval history.
她专攻中世纪史。
中世纪城堡
The medieval castle is well preserved.
这座中世纪城堡保存完好。
中世纪艺术
Medieval art often had religious themes.
中世纪艺术常带有宗教主题。
中世纪文学
Chaucer is a key figure in medieval literature.
乔叟是中世纪文学的关键人物。
中世纪时期
The medieval period lasted about a thousand years.
中世纪时期持续了大约一千年。
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记 'medi' 为 'middle'，'eval' 为 'age'，合为 '中世纪'。
中性，用于描述历史、艺术、建筑、文学等与中世纪相关的语境
'civil' rhymes with 'medieval' (both end with /-ɪvəl/ in given pronunciation). 'interval' and 'medial' share spelling similarities but differ in stress and vowel sounds.
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