n.百夫长(古罗马军队中管理100名士兵的军官)

原形：centurion复数：centurions

The centurion commanded his troops with a stern authority.
百夫长以严厉的权威指挥他的部队。
In the Roman army, a centurion was responsible for leading a group of 80 legionaries.
在罗马军队中，百夫长负责领导一个由80名军团士兵组成的队伍。
The centurion's helmet gleamed under the sun, marking him out as a leader among his men.
百夫长的头盔在阳光下闪闪发光，标志着他是部下的领袖。
He rose through the ranks swiftly, earning the title of centurion for his exceptional bravery in battle.
他迅速晋升，因在战斗中的非凡勇敢而获得了百夫长的称号。
The centurion's orders were clear: hold the position at all costs.
百夫长的命令很明确：不惜一切代价守住阵地。
As a centurion, he was respected not only for his strength but also for his tactical acumen.
作为百夫长，他不仅因为力量而受到尊重，还因其战术智慧而受人尊敬。
The centurion's voice boomed across the training grounds, ensuring every soldier was alert and attentive.
百夫长的声音在训练场上回荡，确保每个士兵都保持警觉和专注。
It was the centurion who decided the formation and strategy for their upcoming battle.
是百夫长决定了他们即将到来的战斗的阵型和策略。
Despite being wounded, the centurion refused to leave the battlefield, inspiring his men to fight on.
尽管受伤，百夫长仍拒绝离开战场，激励他的士兵继续战斗。
Through years of service and dedication, he had proven himself worthy of the centurion's rank.
经过多年的服役和奉献，他证明了自己配得上百夫长的军阶。