n.吟游诗人，诗人

原形：bard复数：bards

The bard strummed his lute, enchanting the audience with a ballad of ancient heroes.
游吟诗人弹奏着鲁特琴，用一首关于古代英雄的民谣迷住了听众。
In the medieval court, the bard was revered for his ability to weave tales that both entertained and educated.
在中世纪的宫廷里，游吟诗人因其能编织既娱乐又教育的故事而受到尊敬。
She aspired to be a bard, traveling from village to village, sharing stories through song and poetry.
她渴望成为一名游吟诗人，走村串户，通过歌曲和诗歌分享故事。
The bard's voice echoed through the great hall, his epic poem recounting the deeds of kings long gone.
游吟诗人的声音在大殿中回荡，他的史诗讲述了早已逝去的国王们的功绩。
At the festival, the bard's performance captivated children and adults alike with tales of magic and adventure.
节日上，游吟诗人的表演以魔法与冒险的故事吸引了大人小孩。
He carried with him a weathered journal, in which he jotted down observations and ideas for future bardic compositions.
他随身携带着一本破旧的日记本，里面记录着他对未来的游吟诗作的观察和想法。
As the fire crackled, the bard spun a yarn about a brave knight and his quest for the Holy Grail.
篝火噼啪作响，游吟诗人讲述了一位勇敢骑士寻找圣杯的传奇故事。
The village welcomed the bard with open arms, eager for the news and entertainment he brought from afar.
村庄张开双臂欢迎游吟诗人，急切地想了解他从远方带来的新闻和娱乐。
With each strum of his harp, the bard wove a tapestry of sound that transported listeners to far-off lands.
每一次拨动竖琴的弦，游吟诗人就编织出一幅音符的织锦，将听众带到遥远的地方。
In the bard's songs, history and myth intertwined, making it difficult for listeners to discern fact from fiction.
游吟诗人的歌中，历史与神话交织在一起，让听众难以分辨真实与虚构。