1.【史】凯撒;罗马帝国
2.暴君,独裁者
1.the title given to a Roman emperor, especially from the reign of Augustus to that of Hadrian
2.somebody, e.g. a ruler or leader, who acts like a dictator
1.With Tiberius Caesar, Sejanus had ascended to that height, as they two were termed, and reckoned, as a pair of friends.
在泰比瑞亚斯一方面西亚努斯升到很高的位置，竟至他们二人被称并被认为一双朋友。
2.Julius Caesar's army in the rapid, bold, engaged the enemy when the motor is usually hard to concentrate against enemy forces in a flank.
尤利乌斯·恺撒的军队在迅猛，大胆、机动迎击敌军时，通常是集中兵力狠狠打击敌军某一翼侧。
3.After Pompey was murdered, Cleopatra decided it was important to make friends with Caesar for her safety and that of her country.
庞培被谋杀后，克娄巴特拉决定是重要的是要与凯撒的朋友，她的安全，而她的国家。
4.If there be any in this assembly, any dear friend of Caesar's, to him I say, that Brutus' love to Caesar was no less than his.
要是在今天在场的群众中间，有什么人是凯撒的好朋友，我要对他说，勃鲁托斯也是和他同样地爱着凯撒。
5.It would look strange if he made no effort. Actually, losing the eagle is useful to Caesar.
如果他不去寻找，那会显得奇怪。事实上，丢失那鹰对恺撒有利。
6.Eventually, Caesar breaks out, steals some of the medicine that made him smart and returns to give it to his ape comrades.
最终，凯撒破门而出，偷了一些让他变聪明的药，然后返回将药给了他的猩猩同伴。
7.It may conceivably knock the British empire to bits and leave England as primitive as she was when Julius Caesar landed in Kent.
可以想象，这样的战争会使大英帝国土崩瓦解、使英国回到裘力斯-凯撒在肯特登陆时那副原始模样去。
8.Once when Caesar was passing through a little country vil-lage, all the men, women and children of the place came out tosee him.
有一次，凯撒途经一个小村庄，这个地方的男女老少都出来看他。
9.The census was also used in the early days for calculating direct taxation, as it had been in the days of Caesar Augustus.
如凯撒大帝时代一样，早期的人口普查还曾用来计算直接税。
10.The marriage did not turn out to be a good career move for Caesar in the long run.
从长远来看，这场婚姻对于Caesar今后的前途并不有利。