hanuman

/huhn-oo-mahn, hah-noo-; huhn-oo-mahn, hah-noo-/US // ˈhʌn ʊˌmɑn, ˈhɑ nʊ-; ˌhʌn ʊˈmɑn, ˌhɑ nʊ- //UK // (ˌhʌnʊˈmɑːn) //

哈努曼,哈奴曼,汉诺曼

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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plural han·u·mans for 1.
- : Also called entellus. a langur, Presbytis entellus, held sacred in India.
- : Hindu Mythology. a monkey chief who is a conspicuous figure in the Ramayana.

Ramesh pulled down the snoring man's trousers; he lifted the bar high up, while the lawyer said, "Do it like Hanuman does on TV!"
He loosened the bar, slung it over his shoulder, and said, "Don't I look like Hanuman now?"
The oldest and best of all Sanskrit dramas, Hanuman-Natak, is ascribed to this talented forefather of ours.
A legend informs us that most of them rose from the ashes of the tail of the monkey god Hanuman.
So no Hindu will ever kill a hanuman monkey or injure it in any way, no matter how much mischief it may do.
Having spoken thus, Hanuman permitted Bhima to proceed on his way under the protection of Vayu, god of wind.
Hanuman, son of Vayu, the wind god, was made manifest before Bhima.