Camelot
noun uk/ˈkæm.ə.lɒt/ us/ˈkæm.ə.lɑːt/
卡米洛（传说中英国亚瑟王宫廷所在地）
in legends (= traditional stories) about ancient Britain, the castle of King Arthur, and the knights who helped and advised him
The legend of Camelot, King Arthur and the Round Table has inspired writers all over the world. 卡米洛、亚瑟王和圆桌骑士的传说让全世界的作家都深受启发。
约翰肯尼迪总统时期，“肯尼迪王朝”
a name used to refer to the White House when John F. Kennedy was president, the people who worked with him, and the feelings of hope and belief about what they could achieve
His ties to the Kennedy clan go back to the age of Camelot. 他和肯尼迪家族的关系可以追溯到约翰肯尼迪总统时代。
He recalled the Camelot era of President John Kennedy and the civil rights movement. 他回顾了约翰肯尼迪总统的“肯尼迪王朝”和民权运动。
（比喻）灿烂岁月；繁荣充满希望之处
a name for a place, time, or group of people, especially a country or government, when there is a lot of excitement, hope, and belief about what can be achieved
This early piece of Thai writing describes an ideal kingdom - a Camelot. 这篇泰国早期的文字描述了一个理想的王国——像卡米洛般充满希望的地方。
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- He envisaged a multi-million-dollar movie about the myth of Camelot.
- His good looks bring back memories of President John F. Kennedy. Is it possible that we could once again experience Camelot?
- The influx of talent into the Bush White House is a Republican Camelot of sorts, a chance for a new generation of conservative intellectuals to put their theories into practice.
- The country's Camelot was unravelling; the judiciary, the press, the trade unions, which had all tasted freedom in the early years of the republic, had been shackled.
- The early months of the rendition programme, a CIA officer told Ms Mayer, was the "Camelot of counterterrorism".