古罗马

古羅馬
GǔLuómǎ
proper noun #36,207

Meanings

  1. 1 ancient Rome
  2. 2 the ancient Roman civilization

Examples

Gǔluómǎ dìguó céngjīng tǒngzhì le dàbàn ge Ōuzhōu.
The ancient Roman Empire once ruled most of Europe.
Tā duì Gǔluómǎ de lìshǐ héwén huà fēicháng gǎnxìngqù.
He's very interested in the history and culture of ancient Rome.

Tips

usage
('ancient') prefixes a place name to mean 'the ancient civilization based there.' Same pattern: 古希腊 'ancient Greece,' 埃及 'ancient Egypt,' 印度 'ancient India.' Together with these, 古罗马 forms the standard quartet of 'four great ancient civilizations of the West/world' that Chinese students learn in world-history class.

Stroke Order

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