bard

UK:  [bɑː(r)d]

US:  [bɑrd]

复数：bards  过去分词：barded  现在分词：barding  

n.

1.吟游诗人,流浪乐人

2.〔古语〕(抒情)诗人

3.(中世纪)马的铠甲

4.(史诗等的)作者[吟诵者]

5.歌唱者

6.熏肉薄片

7.裹瘦肉的一层五花肉

1 . They heard her footsteps tap along the bard road as she stepped out to her full pace.
苔丝迈开大步走了，她们能够听见她走在坚硬的路面上的脚步声。

2 . Mr Bard 'pooh-poohed the idea of her doing anything rash . . . he was simply not interested in bad news of any kind, ' Miller wrote.
巴德先生“对于这个女人将做出的鲁莽的事表示蔑视——他只是对任何形式的坏消息不感兴趣”，米勒写道。

3 . Ophthalmic fundus examination showed bard exudate, retinal hemorrhage, and macular edema in both her eyes.
两眼眼底检查皆有硬性渗出物、视网膜出血、黄斑部水肿。

4 . In his Scheherazade-like attempt to stave off doom, he appoints himself a bard of parallel old cultures transplanted to an even older land.
在他的天方夜谭般的企图避开厄运，他任命自己的旧文化巴德平行移植到更老的土地。

5 . He is often called England's national poet and the "Bard of Avon" .
他被誉为英国的民族诗人和“吟游诗人”。