remi

IPA/ɹəmˈiː/
KK[rˈɛmi]IPA/rˈɛmiː/

remi — 名詞

1. a powerful Belgic tribe from ancient northern Gaul that supported Julius Caesar

1.名詞C2
釋義

雷米人

古代高盧的貝爾蓋部落

a powerful Belgic tribe from ancient northern Gaul that supported Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars and remained loyal to Rome throughout the Roman conquest of the region.

例句

During the Gallic War the Remi sent Caesar grain and cavalry to fight the Belgae.

在高盧戰爭期間,雷米人將穀物和騎兵送給凱撒,以對抗貝爾蓋人。

historical context: the Remi as subject of military alliance

Unlike their neighbours, the Remi chose to ally with Rome instead of fighting the army.

與他們的鄰族不同,雷米人選擇與羅馬結盟,而不是對抗軍隊。

文法句型

the Remi + plural verb

用法筆記

Always written with a capital R as the Remi. Takes a plural verb: the Remi were …, not the Remi was …. Not to be confused with the French given name Remy.

常見錯誤

The Remi was a tribe in ancient Gaul.
The Remi were a tribe in ancient Gaul.
💡Remi is always plural and takes a plural verb.
My friend Remi is from France.
My friend Remy is from France.
💡Remi with one 'm' is the tribal name; the personal name is spelled Remy.