n.决斗者，斗争者

The duelist stood tall, his sword drawn, ready to face his opponent.
决斗者挺立着，剑已出鞘，准备面对对手。

In the 18th century, dueling was a common way for gentlemen to settle disputes.
在18世纪，决斗是绅士们解决争端的常见方式。

He was known as the finest duelist in all the land, unbeaten for years.
他被誉为这片土地上最优秀的决斗家，多年未逢敌手。

The code of honor among duelist required that both parties adhere to strict rules.
决斗者之间的荣誉法则要求双方严格遵守规则。

With a swift move, the young duelist disarmed his adversary with ease.
年轻的决斗者以敏捷的动作轻松地使对手缴械。

The sun rose as the two duelist prepared to engage in their fateful encounter.
当两位决斗者准备进行决定命运的交锋时，太阳升起了。

Many a tale has been spun about the legendary duelist and his unerring accuracy.
许多传奇故事都围绕着那位决斗高手和他的百发百中。

The duelist's reputation preceded him, striking fear into the heart of his opponents.
决斗者的名声先于他本人到来，让对手心生畏惧。

Despite the outlawing of dueling, some still secretly adhered to the ancient tradition.
尽管决斗已被禁止，但仍有人秘密遵循这一古老传统。

The final blow from the skilled duelist ended the duel swiftly and decisively.
熟练的决斗者发出的最后一击迅速而果断地结束了决斗。