Romulus and Remus

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRomulus and RemusRom‧u‧lus and Re‧mus /ˌrɒmjələs ənd ˈriːməs $ ˌrɑːm-/ in ancient Roman stories, the two brothers who established the city of Rome. Romulus and Remus were twins (=two children born at the same time) who were left to die when they were babies. They were taken care of by a wolf (=a wild animal like a large dog), who fed them with her milk. Later, when they had started to build the city of Rome, Romulus killed Remus after a quarrel.

单词	Romulus and Remus
释义	Romulus and Remus From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRomulus and RemusRom‧u‧lus and Re‧mus /ˌrɒmjələs ənd ˈriːməs $ ˌrɑːm-/ in ancient Roman stories, the two brothers who established the city of Rome. Romulus and Remus were twins (=two children born at the same time) who were left to die when they were babies. They were taken care of by a wolf (=a wild animal like a large dog), who fed them with her milk. Later, when they had started to build the city of Rome, Romulus killed Remus after a quarrel.
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