英语词汇“Cossack”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Cossack

/ˈkɒsak

noun

1A member of a people of Ukraine and southern Russia, noted for their horsemanship and military skill.The tale is set in the Ukraine, among the Cossacks of the great Zaporozhian Sech (a large fortified island encampment on the river Dnieper)....

Thanks to the generosity of a number of local horsing enthusiasts the profile of the Cossacks and the skills they possess, can be viewed by members of the general public.
The original gauchos were an equestrian ethnic group similar to North American cowboys and Ukrainian Cossacks.

1.1A member of a Cossack military unit.The Streltsy and the Cossacks were professional units but they were officered by foreigners....

He had infantry, cavalry, arquebusiers, Cossacks and many Tartars, with heavy artillery, which was shipped down the Volga.
In the old photos the cemetery hill is bare, but now it is wooded over, and the Hussars, Cossacks, infantrymen, grenadiers and all the rest are lying in the shade of the trees.

The Cossacks had their origins in the 14th century, when refugees from religious persecution, outlaws, and escaped serfs banded together in settlements for protection. Under the tsars they were allowed considerable autonomy in return for protecting the frontiers and participating in military campaigns; with the collapse of Soviet rule Cossack groups have reasserted their identity in both Russia and Ukraine.

adjective

Relating to or characteristic of the Cossacks.On Saturday night I made a passable first attempt at Cossack dancing....

They chuck Arabic and Cossack riffs and countless other musical flavours at the sweat-soaked walls in the hope that some of them will stick.
Even when his bike wobbled, his barnet didn't thanks to gallons of Cossack hairspray.

Origin

From Russian kazak from Turkic, 'vagabond, nomad'; later influenced by French Cosaque (see also Kazakh).

单词	Cossack
释义	Cossack /ˈkɒsak / noun 1A member of a people of Ukraine and southern Russia, noted for their horsemanship and military skill.The tale is set in the Ukraine, among the Cossacks of the great Zaporozhian Sech (a large fortified island encampment on the river Dnieper).... Thanks to the generosity of a number of local horsing enthusiasts the profile of the Cossacks and the skills they possess, can be viewed by members of the general public. The original gauchos were an equestrian ethnic group similar to North American cowboys and Ukrainian Cossacks. 1.1A member of a Cossack military unit.The Streltsy and the Cossacks were professional units but they were officered by foreigners.... He had infantry, cavalry, arquebusiers, Cossacks and many Tartars, with heavy artillery, which was shipped down the Volga. In the old photos the cemetery hill is bare, but now it is wooded over, and the Hussars, Cossacks, infantrymen, grenadiers and all the rest are lying in the shade of the trees. The Cossacks had their origins in the 14th century, when refugees from religious persecution, outlaws, and escaped serfs banded together in settlements for protection. Under the tsars they were allowed considerable autonomy in return for protecting the frontiers and participating in military campaigns; with the collapse of Soviet rule Cossack groups have reasserted their identity in both Russia and Ukraine. adjective Relating to or characteristic of the Cossacks.On Saturday night I made a passable first attempt at Cossack dancing.... They chuck Arabic and Cossack riffs and countless other musical flavours at the sweat-soaked walls in the hope that some of them will stick. Even when his bike wobbled, his barnet didn't thanks to gallons of Cossack hairspray. Origin From Russian kazak from Turkic, 'vagabond, nomad'; later influenced by French Cosaque (see also Kazakh).
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