n.(西班牙等地、尤指骑马的)斗牛士

The toreador waved his red cape in front of the bull.
斗牛士在公牛面前挥舞着红色的斗篷。
The crowd cheered as the toreador skillfully dodged the charging bull.
当斗牛士巧妙地躲避冲过来的公牛时，人群欢呼起来。
As a child, he dreamed of becoming a famous toreador like his father.
小时候，他梦想像父亲一样成为一位著名的斗牛士。
The toreador's performance was so impressive that even the bull seemed to be in awe.
斗牛士的表现令人印象深刻，连公牛似乎都感到敬畏。
In Spain, toreadors are considered national heroes and are often celebrated in art and literature.
在西班牙，斗牛士被视为民族英雄，并经常在艺术和文学中被颂扬。
Despite the dangers involved, many young men still aspire to become toreadors.
尽管存在危险，但许多年轻人仍然渴望成为斗牛士。
The toreador's final move was to plunge his sword into the bull's heart.
斗牛士的最后一招是将剑刺入公牛的心脏。
The toreador saluted the audience with his hat before exiting the arena.
斗牛士在离开竞技场之前向观众致敬。
The toreador's costume, complete with a bright yellow jacket and tight-fitting pants, was very eye-catching.
斗牛士的服装非常抢眼，包括一件鲜艳的黄色夹克和紧身裤。
The toreador's bravery and skill were put to the test as he faced off against the fierce bull.
当斗牛士面对凶猛的公牛时，他的勇气和技巧受到了考验。