n.法老(古埃及国王)

原形：pharaoh复数：pharaohs

The pharaoh was considered a god-king in ancient Egypt.
古埃及中，法老被视为神王。
Tutankhamun is one of the most famous pharaohs, known for his intact tomb discovery.
图坦卡蒙是最著名的法老之一，以其完整墓葬的发现而闻名。
The pharaoh wielded absolute power over his kingdom.
法老对他的王国拥有绝对的权力。
Cleopatra VII was the last pharaoh of Ancient Egypt before it fell to Roman rule.
克利奥帕特拉七世是古埃及落入罗马统治前的最后一位法老。
The construction of the pyramids was commissioned by the pharaohs as tombs for their afterlife.
金字塔的建造是由法老委托的，作为他们来世的陵墓。
Pharaohs were often depicted wearing the nemes headdress and a false beard.
法老经常被描绘成戴着奈姆斯头饰和假胡须。
Ramses II, also known as Ramesses the Great, was a powerful pharaoh who expanded Egypt's territory.
拉美西斯二世，又称大帝，是一位强大的法老，扩大了埃及的疆域。
The pharaoh held ceremonies to celebrate the flooding of the Nile, crucial for agriculture.
法老会举行仪式庆祝尼罗河泛滥，这对农业至关重要。
Hieroglyphics on temple walls often recounted tales of the pharaoh's victories and divine connections.
神庙墙上的象形文字经常讲述法老的胜利和与神的联系。
Archaeologists continue to uncover artifacts shedding light on the lives of ancient pharaohs.
考古学家继续发掘揭示古代法老生活的文物。