英语释义

1. of or belonging to the ancient city of Miletus, Asia Minor, or to its residents

2. belonging or relating to a Milesian school of nature philosophers of the 6th century b.c. who were mainly concerned with the basal stuff of which the world is made — compare anaximandrian , thalesian

3. a native or resident of ancient Miletus

4. a member of the Milesian school

5. belonging or relating to the legendary earliest Celts of Ireland broadly irish
the banshee haunts only members of the high Milesian race
— Padraic Colum

6. one of a legendary early Celtic people of Ireland said to have come from Spain broadly irishman
a true Milesian, pious Catholic, and descendant of King Somebody
— Anthony Trollope

片语

Milesian Fables爱尔兰寓言

miles attitude milesian爱尔兰的

Hibernian Milesian爱尔兰的

Milesian taleThe Milesian tale (Milesiaka, in Latin fabula milesiaca, or Milesiae fabula) originates in ancient Greek and Roman literature. According to most authorities, it is a short story, fable, or folktale featuring love and adventure, usually being erotic and titillating.

Milesian schoolThe Milesian school was a school of thought founded in the 6th century BC. The ideas associated with it are exemplified by three philosophers from the Ionian town of Miletus, on the Aegean coast of Anatolia: Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximene

英汉例句

• Milesian courts drew poets from all over the world; its leaders founded libraries and supported every movement in art and science.

  米利都宫庭吸引了来自世界各地的诗人，它领导人建立了图书馆并且支持科学、艺术领域中的每个运动。

• Let us assume that you, the Milesian standing in the square listening to Thales, know perfectly well what the word everything means.

  让我们假定，你，那个站在广场上听泰勒斯演说的米利都人，非常清楚地知道一切事物是什么意思。

• Really try to put yourself in the shoes of our ancient Milesian who has just heard these words for the first time.

  设身处地地站在我们古代的米利都人立场，设想你头一次刚刚听到这句话。