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。
• They heard her footsteps tap along the bard road as she stepped out to her full pace.
  苔丝迈开大步走了，她们能够听见她走在坚硬的路面上的脚步声。
• Although she and Qin were mother and daughter, they had been on bard terms for several years.
  她跟小芹虽是母女，近几年来却不对劲。
• So he sent him to a branch of the great Florentine banking house of the Bard.
  所以送他进了Bard的大佛罗伦萨银行机构的一个分部。
• 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。
• You know, I'm up at Bard waiting for my care package.
  我天天在巴尔德等你寄肉酱来。
• 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。
• 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。
• Look at yourself, he said, you dreadful bard.
  瞧瞧你自己，他说，你这丑陋的‘大诗人’。
• It's the most economical choice of preheating the base board bard before cutting.
  是冲切前基板预热最经济之选择。