n.(古希腊、罗马神话中居于山林水泽的)仙女,若虫(与成虫相似的昆虫幼体)
nymph的复数

原形：nymph复数：nymphs

The fairy danced among the flowers, a delicate nymph of the forest.
这位精灵在花丛中翩翩起舞，宛如森林中的娇柔仙子。
In Greek mythology, Echo was a nymph who could only repeat others' words.
在希腊神话中，回声是一位只能重复他人言语的宁芙仙女。
The artist depicted a water nymph emerging from the shimmering lake.
艺术家描绘了一位水精灵从波光粼粼的湖水中浮现的情景。
The young poet was enchanted by the beauty of the wood nymphs in his imagination.
年轻的诗人被他想象中的林妖之美深深迷住。
The sculpture portrayed a graceful nymph holding a bow and arrow, symbolizing love and desire.
雕塑刻画了一位手持弓箭的优雅宁芙，象征着爱情与欲望。
The garden was said to be haunted by a mischievous nymph who loved to play pranks on visitors.
据说这个花园里常有淘气的宁芙仙女出没，喜欢捉弄游客。
The nymph's laughter echoed through the valley, filling it with joy and magic.
宁芙的笑声在山谷中回荡，给它带来了欢乐和魔力。
In Roman mythology, Diana was a virgin huntress and a moon goddess often depicted as a nymph.
在罗马神话中，狄安娜是贞洁的猎神和月神，常被描绘为一位宁芙仙女。
The composer was inspired by the ethereal beauty of the forest nymphs when writing his symphony.
作曲家在创作交响乐时受到了森林精灵超凡脱俗之美的启发。
The story tells of a mortal man who fell deeply in love with an unattainable mountain nymph.
故事讲述了一个凡人深深地爱上了遥不可及的山林女神。