n.熏香，香(尤指宗教礼仪用的)
vt.激怒，使大怒

原形：incense第三人称单数：incenses复数：incenses过去式：incensed过去分词：incensed现在分词：incensing

I light some incense before beginning my meditation practice.
在我开始冥想前，我会点燃一些香薰。
The aroma of incense filled the dimly lit temple, creating a serene atmosphere.
寺庙里弥漫着熏香的香气，营造出宁静的氛围。
She placed a few sticks of incense in the holder and watched the smoke rise in a gentle column.
她在香炉中插了几根熏香，看着烟雾缓缓升起。
After a long day at work, she enjoyed the calming effect of burning incense in her living room.
在忙碌的工作日结束后，她在客厅里燃香，享受那份宁静的安抚。
In many Eastern cultures, lighting incense is considered a ritual to honor ancestors or invite spiritual energy.
在许多东方文化中，点香被视为敬奉祖先或召唤灵性能量的一种仪式。
The guests admired the beautifully carved wooden incense holders displayed on the antique cabinet.
客人们欣赏着古董柜子上展示的精美木质香薰架。
The sound of crackling incense was a comforting background noise during her bedtime stories.
熏香的噼啪声是她睡前故事时的温馨背景声音。
The therapist recommended using lavender incense to promote relaxation and stress relief.
身体治疗师建议使用薰衣草熏香来促进放松和减压。
She carefully extinguished the last remaining ember of the incense, marking the end of her yoga session.
她小心翼翼地熄灭了熏香的最后一缕余烬，标志着瑜伽课程的结束。
The ancient temple's priest would perform rituals, including burning incense, to seek blessings from the gods.
古寺里的祭司会进行包括燃香在内的仪式，以祈求神明的庇佑。