n.征服者，占领者，胜利者

原形：conqueror复数：conquerors

They will never yield to a conqueror.
他们永远不会向征服者屈服。
Eric said he would never grovel before a conqueror.
埃里克说他永远不会在征服者脚下摇尾乞怜。
Genghis Khan was a legendary conqueror who founded the Mongol Empire.
成吉思汗是一位传奇的征服者，他建立了蒙古帝国。
Alexander the Great is renowned as one of history's greatest conquerors, having extended his empire from Greece to India.
亚历山大大帝被誉为历史上最伟大的征服者之一，他的帝国版图从希腊扩展到了印度。
Napoleon Bonaparte, the French conqueror, dominated Europe in the early 19th century.
拿破仑·波拿巴，这位法国征服者，在19世纪初主宰了欧洲。
The conqueror entered the city triumphantly, celebrated by his troops and the conquered alike.
征服者胜利地进入城市，受到他的军队和被征服者的共同庆祝。
Hernán Cortés is known as the Spanish conqueror of the Aztec Empire.
赫尔南·科尔特斯以西班牙征服阿兹特克帝国而闻名。
As a conqueror, he showed remarkable mercy to the defeated, often integrating them into his own army.
作为征服者，他对战败者表现出非凡的仁慈，经常将他们编入自己的军队。
The conqueror's ambition knew no bounds; he sought to control every land within his reach.
征服者的野心无边无际，他试图控制所能触及的每一寸土地。
After years of relentless warfare, the conqueror finally unified the warring states under one banner.
经过多年的不懈战争，征服者最终将交战的国家统一在一个旗帜下。
The conqueror's legacy was not just one of conquest but also the spread of culture and ideas across vast territories.
征服者的遗产不仅仅是征服，还包括文化与思想在广袤领土上的传播。
The once-mighty conqueror fell to the same fate as those he had vanquished, reminding us that power is fleeting.
这位曾经强大的征服者落得了与他所征服者相同的命运，提醒我们权力是短暂的。