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be Teutonic
形容词用法，作表语，表示“条顿人的、日耳曼人的”。
These customs are Teutonic.
这些习俗是条顿人的。
条顿人的；日耳曼人的
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条顿人的；日耳曼人的
of or relating to the ancient Teutons or their languages
These customs are Teutonic.
这些习俗是条顿人的。
与古代日耳曼人(条顿人)有关的。
Relating to the ancient Germanic people, the Teutons.
The museum has a collection of Teutonic artifacts from the migration period.
博物馆收藏了一批迁徙时期的条顿人文物。
Her research focuses on the Teutonic languages and their historical development.
她的研究聚焦于日耳曼语系及其历史发展。
Many old Teutonic legends were passed down orally before being written.
许多古老的条顿传说在被写下来之前都是口头传承的。
形容词用法，作表语，表示“条顿人的、日耳曼人的”。
These customs are Teutonic.
这些习俗是条顿人的。
形容词作宾语补足语，表示“认为……是条顿人的”。
Many scholars consider this myth Teutonic.
许多学者认为这个神话是条顿人的。
名词用法，指日耳曼语，常与介词 in 搭配。
The inscription was written in Teutonic.
这则铭文是用日耳曼语写的。
Not this
The Teuton language is an ancient Germanic language.
Use this
The Teutonic language is an ancient Germanic language.
Teuton 是名词，指条顿人；修饰 language 应用形容词 Teutonic，不能用名词作定语。
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The Teutonic economy is one of the strongest in Europe.
Use this
The German economy is one of the strongest in Europe.
Teutonic 指古代条顿人或其语言，不用于现代德国；表示现代德国应使用 German。
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the teutonic tribes
Use this
the Teutonic tribes
Teutonic 由专有名词 Teuton 派生的形容词，是专有形容词，首字母必须大写。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
条顿神话
She wrote a paper on Teutonic mythology.
她写了一篇关于条顿神话的论文。
条顿部落
The Teutonic tribes fought against the Romans.
条顿部落曾与罗马人作战。
条顿语
German is a Teutonic language.
德语是一种条顿语。
条顿族
The Teutonic race left a deep mark on European history.
条顿族在欧洲历史上留下了深远的影响。
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Teutonic音近“条顿”，条顿人是古代日耳曼部落，所以意为“日耳曼人的”。
语域：formal 常见场景：历史文献、民族学或语言学论述、文学描写 Teutonic 多用于正式或学术语境，指古代条顿人或日耳曼人及其语言；日常口语中较少见，通常用 Germanic 更自然。
These words all rhyme with teutonic, sharing the stressed /-ˈtɒnɪk/ sound: tonic, chronic, sonic, ironic, electronic, tectonic. Beware spelling lookalikes such as Titanic (/taɪˈtænɪk/) and satanic (/səˈtænɪk/), whose stressed vowel is /æ/, not /ɒ/, so they do not rhyme.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.