第三人称复数：talismans
1. 护符：接触到凯尔特魔法引以为傲的护符(Talisman)之时,不祥之声就变质为了一阵微风,只吹动了年轻人的金发. 老人放出的灵符,并非针对咒力化成的巨人本身,而是打算以反馈之风(feedback)对术式的维持者施加打击的. 但是,<协会>施展的仪式,
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1. 护身符;避邪物
A talisman is an object which you believe has magic powers to protect you or bring you luck.
1. Roma welcomed back club captain and talisman Francesco Totti and Brazil defender Juan, but their combined presence did nothing to improve Roma's miserable season.
2. talisman的翻译
2. They set out on horseback to return to the wise talisman and on the way, must conquer their own fears.
3. With the balding maestro now retired France needs to find a new talisman and the right balance between ageing stalwarts and exciting youngsters.
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4. The latest talisman for his journey into Eastern mysticism is a new pair of boots.
5. Marcinkiewicz wished the players luck and presented them with a talisman horseshoe.
6. The talisman of Argentine soccer wept and hugged members of his coaching team in an outpouring of emotion at the final whistle.
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7. Now he finds himself constantly touching and stroking the beard, as if it were a talisman.
8. It also intends to buy a 49 percent stake in Talisman Energy Inc's UK subsidiary.
9. The Yorkshireman has also become something of a talisman, having been on the winning side in all eight Tests he's played.
10. talisman在线翻译
10. He gave them a blessing touch on their foreheads, and issued them with a talisman.
noun
1. a trinket or piece of jewelry usually hung about the neck and thought to be a magical protection against evil or disease
Synonym: amulet