1.He was a foeman worthy of her steel.

他是配得上的钢铁的敌人。机翻

2.Again and again he buried his teeth in the flesh of a foeman.

他次又次地用牙齿咬住敌人的肉。机翻

3.Sansa would have given anything to be with him. " I fear for the life of your foeman, " she told Tommen solemnly.

珊莎愿意付出任何代价，换取和他重聚的机会。" 我为您对手的性命。" 庄重地对托曼说。

4.Anne no longer wished to win for the sake of defeating Gilbert; rather, for the proud consciousness of a well-won victory over a worthy foeman.

安妮已经不为了打败吉尔伯特而赢了。更确切地说，是为了战有价值的敌人而感到自豪。机翻

5." That is not the Old Way. Have you forgotten? Ironmen fight with swords and axes, not by flinging rocks. There is no glory in starving out a foeman" .

" 这不是古道！你莫非忘了？铁民用剑和斧去当面作战，不靠丢石块。而饿死敌人有何光荣可言？"

6.The solution did not commend itself to me, because, as I pointed out to you, Hastings, an expert, such as I am, likes to meet a foeman worthy of his steel.

这解决方案并不适合我， 因为正如我指出的那样你， 黑斯廷斯，像我这样的专家， 喜欢遇到配得上他的钢铁的敌人。机翻

7.Yet, though great was the weight of his execution in determining the result of the combat, it was outweighed by the terror which he inspired in the simple, superstitious minds of his foeman.

然而，尽管他的死刑在决定战斗结果方面有很大的分量， 但他在敌人简单、迷信的头脑中激起的恐惧却压倒了它。机翻

8.Eftsoones he gan advance his haughtie crest As chauffed Bore his bristles doth upreare, And shoke his scales to battell readie drest; That made the Rederosse knight nigh quake for feare, As bidding bold defiance to his foeman neare.

他高傲的徽章 当被驱赶时，他的鬃毛会竖起来，并把他的鳞片推到准备休息的地方;这让雷德罗斯骑士几乎因恐惧而颤抖，因为他大胆地蔑视他的敌人。机翻