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roman mile

/ˈrəʊmən maɪl/

翻译: 古罗马的长度单位,约等于1000步(约1480米或1620码),历史上用于测量罗马帝国的道路和旅行距离。

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/ˈrəʊmən maɪl/formal已废弃
  • zh古罗马的长度单位,约等于1000步(约1480米或1620码),历史上用于测量罗马帝国的道路和旅行距离。

An ancient Roman unit of distance equal to approximately 1,000 paces (about 1,480 meters or 1,620 yards), used historically for measuring roads and travel distances in the Roman Empire.

  1. Ancient Roman unit of distanceC2formal

    A unit of length used in ancient Rome, equal to 1,000 paces (passus), approximately 1,480 meters or 1,620 yards.

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    • The Roman mile was used to measure distances along Roman roads.
    • Historians estimate that a Roman mile was slightly shorter than the modern mile.
    • The Roman army could march about 20 Roman miles in a day.