例句與造句

1. "Terminus Est " is eventually destroyed while Severian wields it in battle.
2. Just like this sword, " Terminus Est " has a square end and therefore cannot be used as a thrusting weapon.
3. Master Palaemon gives Severian a letter of introduction to the archon of the city and Terminus Est, a magnificent executioner's sword.
4. He also carries his sword, Terminus Est, in a " sable manskin " sheath slung over his left shoulder in a baldric.
5. During the course of Severian's travels " Terminus Est " plays a vital role, alternately saving his life and placing it in peril.
6. It's difficult to find terminus est in a sentence. 用terminus est造句挺難的
7. When " Terminus Est " strikes the massive and bizarre mace Baldanders wields, which seems to be tuned to the resonance frequency at which Terminus Est would shatter, both weapons are destroyed.
8. When " Terminus Est " strikes the massive and bizarre mace Baldanders wields, which seems to be tuned to the resonance frequency at which Terminus Est would shatter, both weapons are destroyed.
9. Upon the destruction of " Terminus Est ", Severian recovers the hilt of the shattered blade, later returning it to Master Palaemon upon his triumphant return to the Citadel at the close of the series.
10. Severian takes meticulous care of the sword, always cleaning, oiling, and sharpening the blade before and after an execution, to the point where he uses " Terminus Est " to shave with, forgoing a razor.
11. Severian is briefly imprisoned, but it is decided that his life is to be spared, and ( after being given the sword Terminus Est ) he is sent to be the Lictor of Thrax, a city in the north.
12. Shortly after leaving the Citadel of Nessus, Severian is caught in a ploy masterminded by Agia and her twin brother Agilus, designed to deprive him of his sword and belongings after he loses a duel to the disguised Agilus . " Terminus Est " is described as having been one of the last works of a famous swordsmith so in addition to its inherent utility, it is also an antique; Agia describes it as being worth ten times the value of her shop and its inventory.
13. "Terminus Est " is described as being " Light to raise, weighty to descend . " This is due to ( in addition to the obvious ethical quandary, in that raising the sword causes no harm, but the descending stroke ends a life by decapitation ) a channel in the spine of the blade, containing liquid hydrargyrum, another name for Spanish . ) Given the fact the novel's text is described as having been translated from " a language that has not yet achieved existence ", the substance referred to may not in fact be mercury, although its properties would seem to suggest that it is.