bard

英 [bɑːd]

美 [bɑːrd]

n.  诗人

复数：bards　过去式：barded　现在分词：barding　

GRE

BNC.15819 / COCA.17063

牛津词典

noun

• 诗人
  a person who writes poems

柯林斯词典

• 诗人
  Abardis a poet.

英英释义

noun

• an ornamental caparison for a horse
• a lyric poet

verb

• put a caparison on
  1. caparison the horses for the festive occasion
  Synonym:caparisonbardedress up

双语例句

• Shakespeare is sometimes referred to as the bard.
  莎士比亚有时被称作诗人。
• The bard was right: past is prologue, or at least it is in US politics.
  莎士比亚说得对：过去的只是序曲。至少对美国政治而言是如此。
• I said at the core blitz that one of the things I'm going to try to do is introduce some things from beyond chemistry. So, let's see what the Bard had to say about nomenclature.
  我曾在核心闪电战上说，我想做的意见事情就是介绍一些东西，出于化学，也高于化学，所以，我们看看巴德对命名法是怎么说的。
• Now it seems there may be some truth in the bard's words.
  现在看来这位诗瓮所言确有几分道理。
• But the Bard's works help illustrate this link because he had such an'exceptional awareness of bodily sensations '.
  而巴德的作品将有助于阐释人的心理与身体的这种关系，这也是因为他对身体有这种独特的感知力。
• I think the Conservatives will be bard put to gain support.
  我觉得保守党很难获得支持。
• 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。
• Look at yourself, he said, you dreadful bard.
  瞧瞧你自己，他说，你这丑陋的‘大诗人’。
• The extra wide wear bard is provided to support maximum loading.
  穿的超宽诗人提供支持的最大负荷。
• Study bard, or you will not pass the exam.
  努力学习，否则你就会不及格。