bard

bard音标

英 [bɑ:d]

美 [bɑ:rd]

bard基本释义

n.吟游诗人；诗人

bard用法及例句

noun

1. an ornamental caparison for a horse

2. a lyric poet

verb

1. put a caparison on

e.g. caparison the horses for the festive occasion

Synonym: caparisonbardedress up

1. 诗人A bard is a poet.

1. 吟游诗人：基本职业有战士(Warrior),牧师(Cleric),法师(Mage),贼(Thief)四种职业可以加入.忍者(Ninja),吟游诗人(Bard)等十种可以加入.您的体值(con)就会增加了一点,知道怎麽走到Jafar后,就去找公会长老吧,所需的经验值,

2. 游吟诗人：阵营以两部分来表达, 前者表世界观(3种), 后者是个人之伦理观念(3种)因此共有 3 x 3 =9 种阵营可以选择, 但阵营的选择会受职业限制, 如游侠(Paladin)只可为Lawful Good ; 游吟诗人(Bard)至少要有一项为 N

3. bard：bangladesh academy for rural development; 孟加拉农村发展学会

近义词

临近词

dress up穿上盛装

versifier诗人

writer作者

barde铠甲(保护或装饰马匹的盔...

caparison 装饰用马衣...

wordsmith擅长文字创作的人...

poetaster蹩脚诗人

composer创作者（尤指乐曲的）...

poet诗人

songster歌手

Bardu

Barcelona

Bardh

Bardis

barde

Barda

Bardea

Bardi

Bardt

bardy

Bardo

bare

相关列句

A man so difficult to please must be bard to work with.(一个如此难以取悦的人，一定不好共事。)

This isn’t why I came to Bard’ — to total enthusiasm,” Ms. Batkin said of her classmates.(对于热忱者而言，则没有为什么我来巴德的疑问。”BATKIN夫人对她的同学说。)

Well, gee, you should have taken your first level in something easier, like bard or rogue.(好了，吁，你的头一级本该选个简单点的，像是吟游诗人或是游荡者。)

Never ask a bard to play the banjo.(永远不要让呤诗的人弹五弦琴。)

"It's a story that captures the imagination," says James Romm, a professor of classics at Bard College in Annandale, New York.(“这可是一个引人无限遐想的故事，”来自纽约州安纳代尔镇巴德学院的古希腊罗马文学教授JamesRomm说道。)

MM:... but before I revealed myself, I used my paladin ability to Detect Evil on the group of you, him and the bard.(但在我现身之前，我曾使用我的圣武士能力对你们队伍中的你、他还有那个诗人侦测邪恶。)

The new-comer leaned gracefully upon the bar, and recited many tales with the confidence of a bard who has come upon a new field.(新来的人优雅斜靠在吧台上，以一种已经进入了一个新的领域的诗人的自信讲述了许多故事。)

The Works of the Bard: Use the Shakespeare search engine or browse plays by category to get references and text of Shakespeare’s works.(TheWorksoftheBard：使用这个莎士比亚搜索引擎或者按照类别浏览剧本稿，检索到莎士比亚作品的引用和台词。)

They speak of Bard with warmth and frustration.(他们说起巴德时带着热情和沮丧。)

Jonathan Cott, the editor of a recent collection of Bob Dylan interviews, said the motives of the gravel-voiced bard were frequently impenetrable.(*近一本鲍勃·迪伦访谈录的编辑JonathanCott称，这位声音如砂石般沙哑的吟唱诗人的动机常常让人无法理解。)