第三人称单数：chariots
第三人称复数：chariots
现在分词：charioting
过去分词：charioted
过去式：charioted
名词敞篷双轮马车（古代用于战争或竞赛），战车
及物动词驾驭
1. 古战车 日本三菱：Charger 突击者 巴西克莱斯勒 | Chariot 古战车 日本三菱 | Charmant 魅力 日本大发
2. 战车牌汽车：charging stand for miner's lamp 矿灯充电台 | Chariot 战车牌汽车 | Charisma 查里斯马聚丙烯单丝和短纤维及薄膜纤维
1. (古代的)双轮马车
In ancient times, chariots were fast-moving vehicles with two wheels that were pulled by horses.
1. chariot的意思
1. The chariot was one of several found by archeologist Howard Carter when he discovered King Tut's tomb in 1922.
2. Two adults could lie side by side comfortably in such a chariot.
3. All the chariot wheels have two wooden sticks, and most have traces of leather belts which once held the horses.
4. During religious festivals the goddesses are wheeled around on a chariot pulled by devotees.
5. During religious festivals the girls are wheeled around on a chariot pulled by devotees.
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6. The chariot and horse terracotta displayed in the hall of the museum are also unusual.
7. Heston plunged into the role, rehearsing two months for the furious chariot race.
8. From the same No 1 chariot burial site, archaeologists have recovered 37 wheels standing along a wall in the pit.
noun
1. a light four-wheel horse-drawn ceremonial carriage
2. chariot
2. a two-wheeled horse-drawn battle vehicle
used in war and races in ancient Egypt and Greece and Rome
verb