n.天青色
adj.天青色的

Celeste's voice soared above the crowd, captivating everyone with its clarity and grace.
Celeste的声音在人群中高扬，以其清澈和优雅迷住了每一个人。
In the celestial sphere, the moon and stars shone brightly, guiding travelers through the night.
在天穹之中，月亮和星星闪耀着光芒，指引着夜行者前进。
Celeste, meaning "heavenly" or "divine," was a fitting name for the kind-hearted nun who devoted her life to charity.
Celeste，意为“天上的”或“神圣的”，对于这位将一生奉献给慈善的善良修女来说，是一个恰当的名字。
The recipe called for a pinch of celeste salt, a rare ingredient known for its delicate flavor.
食谱中要求加一点Celeste盐，这是一种以其微妙风味而闻名的稀有食材。
Among the constellation of talents, Celeste stood out as a brilliant astronomer, unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos.
在众多才华横溢的人中，Celeste作为一名杰出的天文学家，解开了宇宙的奥秘。
Celeste's art gallery displayed ethereal paintings that seemed to transport visitors to another realm.
Celeste的艺术画廊展出了超凡脱俗的画作，仿佛能将参观者带入另一个世界。
The celeste instrument, with its bell-like tones, added a magical touch to the orchestral piece.
Celeste乐器以其钟声般的音色，为管弦乐曲增添了魔幻的触感。
In the garden, Celeste tended to her celestial flowers, each bloom more radiant than the last.
在花园里，Celeste照料着她的天堂之花，每一朵都比上一朵更加灿烂。
Celeste's dreams were filled with celestial visions, inspiring her to write poetry that touched the souls of many.
Celeste的梦中充满了天堂的景象，激发她写出触动人心的诗篇。
The astronomer pointed to the celestials, the brightest stars in the sky, marking the path for sailors at sea.
天文学家指向了天上的明灯——天空中最亮的星星，为海上的航行者标示着方向。