(Greek mythology) an Athenian inventor who built the Labyrinth of Minos; to escape the Labyrinth he fashioned wings for himself and his sone Icarus

The poses were lifelike, suggesting motion, giving rise to a hyperbolic description that the statues of Daedalus could 「get up and run away.

有栩栩如生的姿态，表明议案，引发了双曲描述的代达罗斯的雕像可以」站起来逃跑。「。

This (one of man」s greatest achievements) may never have happened if it had not been for the mythological characters Daedalus and Icarus.

如果没有代达罗斯和伊卡洛斯这些神话人物，这(人类最伟大的成就之一)可能永远也不会实现。

Seeing this, Daedalus and Icarus would long for freedom and wish they might sail away and never see the island of Crete again.

看到这些，引起了代达罗斯和伊卡洛斯对自由的渴望，希望自己能从海上乘船远离，永远不再见到克里特岛。

Seeing this, Daedalus called frantically for him to return.

看到他这个样子，代达罗斯狂怒地喊他回来。

After that, Daedalus was idle no longer.

从那以后，代达罗斯不再无所事事了。

But ever after he mourned his son, and never again did Daedalus try to fly.

但在哀悼过儿子之后，代达罗斯再也不想去飞行了。

The story tells of Daedalus building mechanical wings for his son Icarus and ever since the tale was told, man has lusted after the ability to take the sky and fly.

这个故事讲了代达罗斯为儿子伊卡洛斯做了一副手工操作的翅膀，自从这个故事流传下来，人们就一直贪恋乘风而飞的能力。

The good developer mentioned in the readme text that 「this release of Daedalus for the PSP is currently in the very early stages of development.」

在自述文件本文中被提到的好开发者「PSP的泰达路斯的这释放现在是在发展的非常早阶段中。」

When he had finished a smaller pair of wings, Daedalus bound them on his son. Then he warned Icarus not to wander off alone in the air but to follow him closely.

代达罗斯把做好的两只小些的翅膀绑在儿子身上，然后告诫他不要在空中独自飞行，要紧紧跟在他的身后。

Daedalus and his son Icarus were prisoners on the island of Crete.

代达罗斯和他的儿子伊卡洛斯是克里特岛上的囚犯。

If Daedalus seems like a foreign language to you, then you「re in luck because we」re here to hook you up with some info.

因为我们在这里向上以一些信息钩住你，所以如果泰达路斯对你像一种外国的语言，然后你在运气中。

Daedalus flew westward.

代达罗斯向西飞行。

Taking the bird in is hands, Daedalus turned it over slowly, examining the wings.

代达罗斯把这只死鸟拿在手中，慢慢地把它的身子翻过来，仔细察看它的翅膀。