n.(刀、剑的)鞘
v.把(剑)插进鞘中

原形：scabbard复数：scabbards

He sheathed his sword in the scabbard before entering the tavern.
他在进入酒馆前把剑插回了剑鞘。
The medieval knight carried a longsword with a beautifully crafted leather scabbard.
这位中世纪骑士配有一把配有精美皮质剑鞘的长剑。
After the battle, the soldier carefully wiped his sword and placed it back into its scabbard.
战斗结束后，士兵仔细擦拭了他的剑，然后放回剑鞘。
The scabbard's ornate design matched the intricate details of the sword.
剑鞘的华丽装饰与剑的复杂细节相得益彰。
A scabbard is an essential part of any sword, providing protection for the blade when not in use.
剑鞘是剑的重要组成部分，当剑不使用时提供保护。
The blacksmith polished the newly forged scabbard to a shine before it was attached to the sword.
铁匠将新锻造的剑鞘打磨得闪闪发光后才安装在剑上。
She removed her rapier from its silver-plated scabbard, revealing the razor-sharp edge.
她从镀银剑鞘中抽出她的匕首，展示了锋利的刀刃。
The archaeologist discovered an ancient scabbard, well-preserved despite the centuries.
考古学家发现了一个古老的剑鞘，尽管经历了几个世纪，仍保存完好。
The soldier's scabbard hung at his hip, ready to hold his trusty saber at a moment's notice.
士兵的剑鞘挂在腰间，随时准备容纳他的得力佩剑。
In feudal times, knights would often personalize their scabbards with family crests or coats of arms.
在封建时代，骑士们常常会在剑鞘上刻上家族纹章或徽章以示区别。