n.护身符，驱邪物

原形：talisman复数：talismans

She wore a talisman around her neck for good luck.
她脖子上戴着一枚护身符以求好运。
The ancient amulet was believed to be a powerful talisman by the tribe.
这件古老的符咒据部落人认为是一枚强大的护身符。
He carried a family heirloom, a silver talisman, wherever he went.
他无论走到哪里都带着家族传家宝——一枚银质的护身符。
The magician performed a ritual to infuse the talisman with magical powers.
巫师进行仪式为这枚护身符注入魔力。
The soldier wore a talisman to protect him from harm during battle.
战士佩戴着一枚护身符以保他在战斗中不受伤害。
The traveler rubbed the talisman for courage before embarking on their journey.
旅行者在启程前摩擦着护身符寻求勇气。
She hung a talisman in her home to bring prosperity and harmony.
她在家里挂了一枚符咒，希望能带来财富和和谐。
The couple exchanged love tokens, including matching talismans, as part of their wedding ceremony.
在婚礼仪式上，这对夫妇交换了爱的信物，包括一对相配的护身符。
The archaeologist discovered an ancient Egyptian talisman with mysterious symbols etched on it.
考古学家发现了一枚刻有神秘符号的古埃及护身符。
A talisman is often used in fantasy literature to grant its bearer unique abilities or invoke magical protection.
在奇幻文学中，护身符常常赋予持有者独特的能力或召唤魔法防护。