英语释义

• a harp used by ancient Greeks for accompaniment

片语

LYRE SNAKE mildly venomous snake with a lyre-shaped mark on the head; found in rocky areas from southwestern United States to Central America

lyre motif椅背有竖琴图案

TELLTALE LYRE琴声如诉

lyre turtle棱皮龟

green lyre绿色轮胎

Lyre Tail琴尾

stringed Lyre十二弦琴

lyre joint希腊琴状构造

英汉例句

• praise him with the sounding of the trumpet, praise him with the harp and lyre

  要用角声赞美他，鼓瑟弹琴赞美他。

• the music from his lyre was so wonderful that stones marched into their own places in rhythmic time when he helped poseidon[4] build up the walls of troy.

  当他帮助波塞冬建造特洛伊城墻时，里拉弹奏的声音太美妙了，以致于石头都有节奏的自动地各就其位。

• later it was named burned end lyre in honor of its burned tail.

  因为它的一端是烧焦的，所以大家都叫它焦尾琴。

• i will sing a new song to you, o god; on the ten-stringed lyre i will make music to you

  神阿，我要向你唱新歌，用十弦瑟向你歌颂。

• and i「m playing my lyre on the golden coast, expecting to meet you there.

  我坐在金色的海岸弹起琴弦，等待与你会见。

• with his gold lyre and his sweet voice he led the choir of the muses.

  他手拿金里拉，用悦耳的声音指挥着缪斯女神的合唱队。

• the music from his lyre was so wonderful that stones marched into their own places in rhythmic time when he helped poseidon build up the walls of troy.

  当他帮助波塞冬建造特洛伊城墻时，里拉弹奏的声音太美妙了，以致于石头都有节奏的自动地各就其位。

• his son, orpheus, took over such skill from the father that his lyre moved man and animals alike.

  阿波罗的儿子俄耳甫斯继承了父亲这方面的才能。他的竖琴使人与动物皆受感动。

• apollo never forgot his boy friend；but sang about him to the accompaniment of his wonderful lyre till the name of hyacinthus was known and loved all over.

  阿波罗无法忘记这位小男孩朋友，就用他神奇的七弦琴伴奏歌颂海先得斯，直到他的名字为全希腊所熟知喜爱。

• while today」s students may not have servants to carry their lyre and writing tablets, they do have more opportunities and resources than ever before.

  今天的学生可能没有仆人为他们提着乐器里拉和写字板，但他们却有着比以往任何时候都多的教育机会和资源。

• nero did have a musical gift and could play the lyre or the cithara. stringed instruments resembling the fiddle, however, weren't invented until the 11th century.

  尼罗确实有音乐天赋，能够弹奏里拉琴（古希腊一种弦乐器，琴身为u型）和西特拉琴（古希腊一种弦乐器，类似竖琴），但是类似于提琴的乐器直到11世纪才出现。