n.军团成员，(尤指法国军队中的)外籍军团成员

The legionnaire returned from the battle, his armor dented and his sword bloodied.
这位军团士兵从战场上归来，盔甲凹痕累累，剑上沾满鲜血。
In ancient Rome, legionnaires were known for their discipline and fighting prowess.
古罗马的军团士兵以纪律严明和战斗技能著称。
The legionnaire's salute was a symbol of loyalty to the Roman Empire.
军团士兵的敬礼是对罗马帝国忠诚的象征。
The training of a legionnaire was rigorous and lasted several years.
军团士兵的训练严格且持续数年。
A group of legionnaires marched in unison, their footsteps echoing through the valley.
一群军团士兵步调一致地行进，脚步声在山谷中回荡。
The legionnaire's shield was not just for defense, but also used for offensive tactics.
军团士兵的盾牌不仅用于防御，还用于进攻策略。
Despite being outnumbered, the legionnaires held their ground against the enemy onslaught.
尽管人数处于劣势，军团士兵仍坚守阵地抵御敌人的猛攻。
The eagle standard bearer, a prestigious role among legionnaires, led the troops into battle.
鹰旗手，军团士兵中的尊贵角色，带领部队投入战斗。
Legionnaires were granted Roman citizenship upon enlistment, a great honor at the time.
入伍时，军团士兵会被授予罗马公民权，这是当时的崇高荣誉。
The fall of a legionnaire in combat was mourned by his comrades, who vowed to avenge his death.
战斗中失去一名军团士兵，他的战友会哀悼，并发誓要为他报仇。