rome

IPA/rəʊm/
KK[rˈom]IPA/rəʊm/

rome — 名詞

1. the city that is the capital of Italy, famous for its ancient history and landma

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釋義

羅馬

義大利首都,歷史古城

the city that is the capital of Italy, famous for its ancient history and landmarks such as the Colosseum, and built on the Tiber River in central Italy

例句

Faisal visited Rome for the first time and was amazed by the Colosseum.

Faisal 第一次去羅馬時,對羅馬競技場感到驚嘆不已。

Rome as a travel destination

Many ancient ruins in Rome are still standing in the middle of the modern city.

羅馬市區內仍有許多矗立在現代建築之中的古老遺跡。

常見錯誤

I visited the Rome last summer.
I visited Rome last summer.
City names in English usually do not take the article 'the'.
Rome is the capital of Roman Empire.
Rome was the capital of the Roman Empire.
The Roman Empire is a historical state, not a country; use past tense 'was'.
慣用語

This phrase means that important or difficult work takes a long time and cannot be done quickly.

羅馬不是一天造成的

Learning a new language takes time; Rome wasn't built in a day.

Don't worry about slow progress—Rome wasn't built in a day.

This phrase advises that you should follow the customs of the place you are visiting.

入境隨俗

When in Rome, try the local food even if it seems strange.

Maya ate with chopsticks in Japan because when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

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