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Meanings of gladiator in English
Combatant who entertained audiences in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire n.
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Spanish
gladiador Usage of gladiator in English
1
Philadelphus, you knew that I'd save the gladiator at the games today.
2
The man came forward- atruetype of the gladiator of the Vatican.
3
He's in Rome, a political arena where Augustus is the prizewinning gladiator.
4
For Walter, Joel and Ethan wanted what I called a gladiator beard.
5
In time, I became a gladiator myself and trained with the others.
6
I believe sometimes you'd turn a red light on the dying gladiator.
7
Now that is a gladiator, a man who is a real great.
8
The gladiator set Hermione on her feet and wiped his dripping forehead.
9
The gladiator lifted her as easily as if she were a child.
10
How proud Lycias, the gladiator, is to-day, for he won the victory.
11
Old Dan remembered me, and my heart warmed to the old gladiator.
12
A gladiator who distinguishes himself gets many presents, and I did well.
13
Without her and that mongrel gladiator, he would be in complete control.
14
They were indignant that a mere gladiator should dare to disappoint them.
15
It does my old bones good to watch a gladiator get whacked.
16
His hair was cut short like a gladiator ready to do battle.
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United Kingdom
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