n.寓言，(尤指《圣经》中的)寓言故事

原形：parable复数：parables

The parable of the sower teaches us that different people respond to the same message in different ways.
这个撒种的寓言教导我们，不同的人对同样的信息会有不同的反应。
She told her students a parable about a tortoise and a hare to illustrate the importance of perseverance.
她给学生们讲了一个龟兔赛跑的寓言，来说明毅力的重要性。
The manager used a parable to explain their company's strategy to the new hires.
经理用一个寓言故事向新员工解释公司的策略。
The priest shared a parable during his sermon, reminding everyone of the need for humility.
牧师在布道时讲述了寓言，提醒大家要有谦逊之心。
In her book, she weaved a parable about environmental conservation into a fictional narrative.
在她的书中，她巧妙地将环保的寓言融入到一个虚构的故事中。
The psychologist analyzed the patients' behavior using biblical parables as a metaphorical framework.
心理学家用圣经寓言作为比喻框架，分析病人的行为。
The teacher used a parable to help children understand the concept of teamwork better.
老师通过寓言故事帮助孩子们更好地理解团队合作的概念。
The philosopher's lecture was peppered with parables, making complex ideas more accessible to the audience.
哲学家的演讲中穿插了许多寓言，使深奥的思想更容易被听众理解。
She wrote a parable about the power of forgiveness, hoping it would inspire readers to let go of grudges.
她写了一个关于宽恕力量的寓言，期望能激发读者放下怨恨。
The coach shared a parable about a lion and a mouse, emphasizing the value of never underestimating one's opponents.
教练讲述了一个狮子和老鼠的寓言，强调永远不要低估对手的价值。