n.阉人，太监，宦官，无权力(或影响)的人

原形：eunuch复数：eunuchs

In ancient China, eunuchs held significant power within the imperial court.
古代中国中，太监在皇宫内拥有重要的权力。
The eunuch was responsible for managing the daily affairs of the royal household.
太监负责管理皇室日常事务。
Many eunuchs throughout history were castrated as children to serve in royal courts.
历史上许多太监在孩童时期就被阉割以供职于皇宫。
The chief eunuch acted as a liaison between the emperor and his officials.
首领太监充当皇帝与官员之间的联络人。
Eunuchs were often trusted with confidential matters due to their inability to father children and thus have no dynastic ambitions.
太监常被信任处理机密事务，因为他们无法生育子女，从而没有建立王朝的野心。
Some eunuchs gained immense wealth and influence, becoming key figures in political intrigues.
一些太监积累了巨大的财富和影响力，成为政治阴谋中的关键人物。
The practice of employing eunuchs in royal courts spanned across various cultures, from China to the Ottoman Empire.
在皇家宫廷中使用太监的做法跨越了多种文化，从中国到奥斯曼帝国都有。
Despite their positions of power, eunuchs were also subjected to discrimination and social stigma.
尽管身处权力位置，太监也遭受歧视和社会耻辱。
Historical records indicate that eunuchs sometimes acted as tutors to young princes.
历史记载表明，太监有时还担任年轻王子的教师。
The last recorded eunuch in Chinese history served during the Qing Dynasty before the practice was abolished.
中国历史上有记录的最后一位太监服务于清朝，之后这一做法被废除。