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ˌroman caˈtholicism(also catholicism) noun [u] the beliefs of the roman catholic church 天主教信仰 roman numeralˌroman ˈnumeralnoun [c] one of the letters used by the ancient romans to represent numbers and still used today, in some situations. in this system i=1, v=5, x=10, l=50, c=100, d=500, m=1000 and these letters are used in combinations to form other numbers. 罗马数字（即i=1、v=5、x=10、l=50、c=100、d=500、m=1000等）: ◇henry viii 亨利八世 roman catholicism /ˌ·· ·ˈ····/n [u] |