berserker
noun [ C ] (also Berserker) uk/bəˈsɜː.kər/ us/bɚˈsɜ˞ː.kɚ/
（北欧传说中的）狂暴战士
a warrior (= fighter), especially in old Norse (= Scandinavian) stories, who fights in a very violent and uncontrolled way
The most well-known example of battle rage is the Viking berserker. 维京狂暴战士是战斗狂暴最著名的例子。
We don't need to be Berserkers or Kamikaze warriors. 我们不需要成为狂暴战士或者神风突击队。
- More examples
- It would have been a great honour to have such a powerful berserker at my side in battle.
- You can see colourful stories performed, watch live combat presentations, make masks and shields, be transformed into a "Viking Berserker" and take part in battle drills.
- The warrior who takes on the strength and stamina of a bear is called "bearpants" or berserker.
- A berserker was a fine thing if you just wanted to kill the enemy; but if you wanted to manoeuvre, he was harder to handle than a charging bull.
- Now he was in a berserker rage.