n.(古代欧洲原始部落的)野蛮人，没有文化的人，粗野的人
adj.野蛮(人)的

原形：barbarian复数：barbarians

The barbarian tribes from the north posed a significant threat to the Roman Empire.
来自北方的蛮族部落对罗马帝国构成了重大威胁。
In ancient Greece, those outside their city-states were often considered as barbarians.
在古希腊，城邦以外的人常被视作野蛮人。
The warrior was dressed in traditional barbarian attire, adorned with animal skins and feathers.
那位战士穿着传统的蛮族服饰，装饰着兽皮和羽毛。
The king was feared for his barbarian-like cruelty, executing prisoners without mercy.
国王因其类似野蛮人的残酷而令人畏惧，他对囚犯毫不留情地处决。
The barbarian invasion marked the end of the Roman civilization's golden age.
蛮族的入侵标志着罗马文明黄金时代的终结。
The artist depicted the scene of a fierce battle between the Romans and barbarians.
艺术家描绘了罗马人与蛮族之间激烈战斗的场景。
Despite their rough appearance, the barbarians had a rich oral tradition and storytelling culture.
尽管外表粗犷，但蛮族拥有丰富的口头传统和故事讲述文化。
The barbarian chief negotiated a peace treaty with the Roman emperor.
蛮族首领与罗马皇帝谈判了一项和平条约。
The young prince was educated by scholars, contrasting his barbarian upbringing.
年轻的王子由学者教育，这与他野蛮人的成长背景形成鲜明对比。
The archaeologists found remnants of a barbarian settlement near the ancient city ruins.
考古学家在古城废墟附近发现了蛮族聚居地的遗迹。