polis

• n. 城邦；都市国家
• n. (Polis)人名；(英、俄)波利斯

来自希腊语polis,城市，城邦，市民，来自PIE*pele,城堡，要塞，围起来的土地，词源同police,policy.

polis (n.)

"ancient Greek city-state," 1894, from Greek polis "city, one's city; the state, citizens," from PIE *pele- "citadel; enclosed space, often on high ground" (cognates: Sanskrit pur, puram "city, citadel," Lithuanian pilis "fortress").

1. It lay in Grecian Polis and the Roman Law.

古希腊的城邦建构与古罗马的法制理论中,都隐藏着个人原理.

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2. It was from a little book by Susan Polis Schutz called Don't Be Afraid to Love.

这首诗选自苏珊?波利斯?舒尔茨的一本小册子,书名是大胆去爱.

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3. Aristotle was an encyclopedic scholar in Greek Polis crisis who wrote and attained excellent achievement.

亚里斯多德是古希腊科学知识的集大成者,他生活在城邦危机时代,在学术上成就突出、著述颇丰.

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4. The renewal of the wharf area in polis has become a headache and a hot spot.

大城市客运码头的更新开发已成为目前旧城改造的难点和热点.

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5. The discussion ends with a strong emphasis on the importance the polis in Greek history.

讨论结束了对希腊城邦的历史重要性的高度重视.

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