1.Axidant, a crowned Aztec dude enters, alongside America, a queenly Aztec woman.

奥克斯丹 一个戴着头冠的阿兹克 旁边是“美洲” 一个高贵的阿兹克。

2.Hernan Cortes and the Aztec emperor Montezuma.

埃尔南.科尔斯阿兹克国王蒙祖马二世。

3.Your finest work remains your Aztec drawings.

你最出色的作品是阿茲克壁画。

4.They observed how the Aztec people used the cocoa beans.

他们看到了阿兹克使用可可豆的方式。

5.Axolotl salamanders were also commonly eaten by Aztec kings.

阿兹克国王也经常吃蝾螈。

6.The Aztec people used the beans to make a special drink.

阿兹克用可可豆制造了一种别的饮料。

7.In ancient Aztec tongue, the name " Axolotl" translates to " water monster."

在古阿兹克语言中，“Axolotl”被译为“水怪”。

8.Aztec priests sacrifice thousands of men, women and children a year.

阿兹克的祭司们 每年要献上成千上万名男子 孩子。

9.And alongside them, the Aztec symbol of death...

旁边还有阿兹克象征死亡的符号。

10.Aztec. It explains one origin of the werewolf curse traced through Virginia.

阿芝克。解释了源自弗吉尼亚州的狼的诅咒的起源。

11.On the outskirts of Mexico City is another Aztec pyramid known as Tenayuca.

在墨西哥城的郊区有另一个阿兹克金字塔，被称为纳尤卡。

12.The invading Spanish practice forced conversion, stamping out native Aztec rituals often violently.

西班牙在入侵之后强行改变当地的信仰 通常会以暴力的方式来消除阿兹克的宗教仪式。

13.When the Spanish explorers went to Mexico, they saw the Aztec kings using umbrellas.

当西班牙探险家来到墨西哥，他们看到阿兹克王使用伞。

14.Already the play acknowledges two cultures and two performance styles-European allegorical drama and Aztec dance.

该剧已经涵盖了两种文化两种表演风格 即欧洲的寓言剧阿兹堤克舞蹈。

15.The Aztec tomato wasn't the large, red vegetable we know today, rather, it was small and yellow.

阿芝克培育出的西红柿并不像我们如今熟知的那样又大又红，而是一种小小的黄色蔬果。

16.Now do you remember the old Aztec curse she told us about?

你还记得她说的那个古老的阿扎克诅咒吗？

17.The word 'chocolate' comes from an Aztec word for a drink made from the cacao seed.

“chocolate”一词来源于阿兹克语，意为由可可种子制成的饮料。

18.Aztec High School is in the land of enchantment.

第二所点名学校的阿兹克高中位于迷之地。

19.The actual word tomato comes from the Aztec name for the vegetable meaning " plant thing" .

“tomato" （西红柿）这个单词本身来自阿芝克语，是用来称呼一种蔬菜的，意思是“种植的东西”。

20.Often she would use thorns as a metaphor for martyrdom, combined here with the hummingbird an Aztec mythological symbol.

她经常用荆棘作为殉道的隐喻，并在这里与阿兹克神话中的蜂鸟相结合。