teuton

• 名词，指从日德兰半岛迁往南高卢的古代日耳曼民族的成员；广义上也指讲日耳曼语的人，尤指德国人。

A noun referring to a member of an ancient Germanic people who migrated from Jutland to southern Gaul, or more broadly to a speaker of a Germanic language, especially a German.

专有名词

1. Germanic language speakerC1formal

   A person, especially a German, who speaks a Germanic language.

   日耳曼语使用者

   • The conference was attended by many Teutons from across Europe.
   • He identified as a Teuton due to his German heritage.
   • The term Teuton is sometimes used to refer to German-speaking peoples.

   同义词german

2. Ancient Germanic tribe memberC1formal

   A member of the ancient Germanic people who migrated from Jutland to southern Gaul and were annihilated by the Romans.

   条顿人

   • The Teutons were a tribe that fought against the Roman Republic.
   • Historical records describe the Teutons as fierce warriors.
   • The migration of the Teutons led to their eventual conflict with Rome.