adj.(英格兰)都铎王朝时代的

The Tudor dynasty ruled England from 1485 to 1603.
(都铎王朝从1485年至1603年统治英格兰。
She has an interest in Tudor architecture and often visits historic sites from that period.
她对都铎时期的建筑感兴趣，经常参观那个时期的历史遗迹。
His book provides a fascinating insight into the lives of Tudor monarchs.
他的书深入浅出地揭示了都铎时期君主的生活。
The Tudor rose, a combination of the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York, symbolizes unity.
都铎玫瑰，由兰开斯特的红玫瑰和约克的白玫瑰结合而成，象征着团结。
Many Tudor houses still stand today, their timber frames testament to skilled craftsmanship.
许多都铎时期的房屋至今仍屹立不倒，其木制框架见证了精湛的手工艺。
During the Tudor era, theater flourished with playwrights like Shakespeare gaining prominence.
在都铎时代，戏剧繁荣发展，莎士比亚等剧作家崭露头角。
The Tudors were known for their extravagant clothing, adorned with rich fabrics and intricate designs.
都铎王朝的人以奢华的服装闻名，上面装饰着华丽的布料和精致的设计。
Henry VIII's six marriages are among the most well-known events of the Tudor period.
亨利八世的六次婚姻是都铎时期最广为人知的事件之一。
The dissolution of the monasteries during the Tudor reign marked a significant shift in English society.
都铎时期解散修道院标志着英国社会的重大转变。
Tudor portraits often depicted subjects with detailed realism, capturing their personalities through expressions.
都铎时期的肖像画常常以精细的现实主义描绘人物，通过表情捕捉他们的个性。