lod
lod — 名詞
1. a town in the central region of Israel whose recorded history goes back to the B
洛德
以色列中部古城，聖經時期已存在
a town in the central region of Israel whose recorded history goes back to the Bible; it now serves as a transport hub with Ben Gurion International Airport and about 69,000 residents.
The Watanabe family landed at the airport near Lod before taking a taxi to Jerusalem.
渡邊一家在洛德附近的機場降落，然後搭計程車前往耶路撒冷。
collocation: near Lod
Yael was born in Lod and speaks both Hebrew and Arabic fluently.
Yael 出生在洛德，能流利說希伯來語和阿拉伯語。
Archaeologists in Lod uncovered a huge Roman mosaic floor dating back to the third century.
考古學家在洛德發現了一幅可追溯至三世紀的大型羅馬馬賽克地板。
Visitors to Lod can see an old market and a Crusader church turned into a mosque.
造訪洛德的旅客可以逛古老的市集，以及一座由十字軍教堂改建的清真寺。
Lod appears in the Bible's Book of Ezra as a town resettled after the Babylonian exile.
洛德出現在聖經以斯拉記中，描述為巴比倫囚禁後重新定居的城鎮。
- Lydda
the Greek and Latin name used in the New Testament (Acts 9:32–38); still occasionally used in historical writing
用法筆記
Lod (also known by its Greek and Latin name Lydda) appears in both the Old and New Testaments. In modern Hebrew the name is לוד. Do not confuse with the English word 'load' (a burden or quantity), which sounds the same.