n． （拉丁语）金（Au）；金酒
n.〈外〉【化】金

Aurum is a precious metal, often associated with gold.
金是贵重金属，常与黄金相联系。
The ancient Egyptians revered aurum for its supposed healing properties.
古埃及人尊崇金，因其被认为具有治疗功效。
The archaeologist discovered a trove of gold artifacts, including coins made of aurum.
考古学家发现了大量的金制艺术品，其中包括由金制成的硬币。
Aurum is highly malleable and can be shaped into intricate designs by skilled craftsmen.
金具有极高的延展性，熟练的工匠能将其打造成复杂的图案。
In alchemy, aurum was considered the ultimate goal of transmutation, symbolizing perfection.
在炼金术中，金被视作转化的终极目标，象征着完美。
The jewelry store showcased an exquisite necklace adorned with shimmering aurum.
珠宝店展示了一条镶嵌着闪闪发光金的精美项链。
Aurum is a stable investment, as it retains its value over time.
金是一种稳定的投资，其价值会长期保持。
The alchemist's quest for aurum led him on a perilous journey through the Amazon rainforest.
炼金术士寻找金的旅程使他在亚马逊雨林中经历了危险。
The chemical symbol for gold, Au, is derived from the Latin word for aurum.
金的化学符号Au源自拉丁语中的“aurum”。
Aurum is often used in high-end watchmaking due to its luxurious appearance and durability.
金因其豪华的外观和耐久性，常用于高端手表制造。