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toga virilis

/ˈtoʊɡə vɪˈraɪlɪs/

翻译: 拉丁语术语,指古罗马男孩成年时(通常14-17岁)所穿的白色托加长袍,象征其步入成年并成为公民。

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/ˈtoʊɡə vɪˈraɪlɪs/formal已废弃
  • zh拉丁语术语,指古罗马男孩成年时(通常14-17岁)所穿的白色托加长袍,象征其步入成年并成为公民。

A Latin term referring to the white toga worn by Roman boys upon reaching manhood, typically around age 14-17, symbolizing their transition to adulthood and citizenship.

  1. Garment of manhoodC2formal

    A white toga worn by Roman boys upon reaching puberty, symbolizing their transition to adulthood and citizenship.

    zh成年托加

    • The ceremony of the toga virilis marked the boy's entry into Roman society.
    • He donned the toga virilis at the age of fourteen.
    • The toga virilis was a significant rite of passage in ancient Rome.