the Trojans

The Trojans should have listened to Cassandra.(特洛伊的人就本应该听取(预言家)桑德拉的预言。)

Zeus agreed, and in the following battle, the Trojans were completely successful.(宙斯同意了。在接下来的一场战役中，特洛伊人大获全胜。)

The Trojans, at the sight of the well-known armor, struck with terror, looked everywhere for refuge.(特洛伊人一看到那赫赫有名的战甲，果然惊慌失措，四散逃开，到处寻找避难所。。)

The Trojans asleep, the Greek soldiers crept out of the hollow wooden horse.(特洛伊人睡着了，于是希腊士兵从中空的木马里悄悄爬了出来。)

The trojans awoke from their dreams of peace to see their homes in flames.(特洛伊人从恬静的梦中醒来，看到他们的家宅在燃烧。)

The Trojans thought the enemy soldiers back, put the Trojans moved into the city as a trophy.(特洛伊人以为敌兵已退，就把木马作为战利品搬入城中。)

As for the difficulty in detecting Web Trojans on the ground of traditional feature matching, a Web Trojan detecting model is proposed based on statistics and analysis of code characteristics.(采用传统的基于特征码比对的方式检测网页木马比较困难，为此提出了一种基于统计与代码特征分析的网页木马检测模型。)

He wrote about the Trojans who lived in the city of Troy.(他写到了居住在特洛伊城的特洛伊人。)

What struck me then - I was about eight or nine - was that the author actually thought that the Trojans weren't morally any better or worse than the Greeks.(那时我大概八，九岁，但作者仍使我深有感触，因为他认为特洛伊人在道义上和希腊人不相上下。)

We declared that the wooden horse would bring good luck to the Trojans.(我们声明木马会给特洛伊人带来好运的。)