3. Julius Caesar wore a laurelwreath because he was going bald.
凯撒大帝戴一顶月桂花冠是因为他快要秃顶了。
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4. Someone honored for great achievements; figuratively someone crowned with a laurelwreath.
由于重大的成就而被授奖的人；比喻地说成是头上戴桂冠花圈的人。
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5. Someone honored for great achievements; figurative ly someone crowned with a laurelwreath.
由于重大的成就而被授奖的人；比喻地说成是头上戴桂冠花圈的人。
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6. The front sides of the medals awarded at the Games of the Olympiads feature an image of a Hellenic goddess holding a laurel wreath with the Athens Colosseum in the background.
在奥林匹亚举行奥运会时，所颁的奖牌正面 图案为以雅典圆形剧场为前景，手拿荣誉花冠的海伦女神。
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7. The great poet Pindar wrote poems of praise in memory of the winners of the laurel or wild olive wreath.
伟大的诗人品达，曾为那些获得桂冠或橄榄枝编织的花环的优胜者，写下了赞诗。
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8. On the reverse is a five-pointed star and a scroll between the words "for GOOD" and "CONDUCT", surrounded by a wreath formed by a laurel branch on the left and an oak branch on the right.
背面是一个五角星和之间的良好改为“滚动”和“行为”，由左边的桂冠分行和右侧橡树枝形成了花圈包围。
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9. On the reverse is a five-pointed star and a scroll between the words "for GOOD" and "CONDUCT", surrounded by a wreath formed by a laurel branch on the left and an oak branch on the right.
