Jedi
noun (also jedi) uk/ˈdʒed.aɪ/ us/ˈdʒed.aɪ/
[ C ] trademark绝地武士（电影《星球大战》中维护和平正义的武士）
in the Star Wars series of films, a member of a group of fighters who are trained to protect and help others, who use special swords called lightsabres, and who have some special mental powers
Remember you are a Jedi. You are here to observe and to help where you can. 记住，你是一名绝地武士。你来是为了观察，并尽可能地帮助别人。
He wielded the stick like it was a lightsabre, pretending to be a Jedi knight. 他把棍子挥舞得像光剑一样，假装自己是一名绝地武士。
[ U ]绝地武士精神
a philosophy based on the beliefs of the Jedi characters in the Star Wars films
A number of people recorded their religion as "Jedi" on the official census. 在官方人口普查中，有不少人将自己的宗教信仰填为 "绝地武士精神"。
[ C ]有绝地武士精神的人;打扮得像绝地武士的人
a person who follows a philosophy based on the beliefs of the Jedi characters in the Star Wars films
Jedis are very welcome to shop in our stores although we would ask them to remove their hoods. 我们非常欢迎“绝地武士”来店里购物，虽然我们会要求他们把兜帽摘下来。
- More examples
- He knew that being a Jedi meant taking responsibility for every mistake.
- Jedis are supposed to resist earthly desire.
- In the game you play Luke Skywalker as he trains to become a Jedi Knight.
- It was time for her to begin her jedi training.
- At that time it seemed that Jedi was Australia's fastest-growing religion.
- This is not the first time Jedis have hit the headlines claiming religious discrimination.