单词: vampire
音标: /ˈvæmˌpaɪər/

意思:

吸血鬼 - 一种通常在夜间活动，通过吸取其他生物的血液来维持生命的神话生物。

吸血鬼（比喻） - 比喻地形容一个消耗他人资源或精力的人。

翻译: 吸血鬼

读音:

vamp /væmp/

vire /paɪər/

用法:

Vampire常用于文学、电影和电视节目中，描述一种神秘、恐怖的超自然存在。

作为比喻，vampire用来形容那些通过榨取他人资源而获益的人。

例句:

The vampire lurked in the shadows, waiting for its next victim.
(吸血鬼潜伏在阴影中，等待下一个受害者。)

He dressed as a vampire for the Halloween party.
(他为万圣节派对打扮成吸血鬼。)

Vampires are often portrayed as immortal creatures who thrive on human blood.
(吸血鬼通常被描绘为依靠人类鲜血维生的不朽生物。)

The vampire's eyes glowed red as it approached its prey.
(吸血鬼的眼睛发出红光，接近它的猎物。)

She felt like a vampire, draining the energy of those around her.
(她感觉自己像个吸血鬼，榨取周围人的能量。)

There is a popular TV show called "Vampire Diaries."
(有一部受欢迎的电视剧叫做《吸血鬼日记》。)

Some people believe that vampires only come out at night.
(有些人相信吸血鬼只在晚上出现。)

The vampire bat feeds on the blood of other animals.
(吸血鬼蝙蝠以其他动物的血液为食。)

He watched countless vampire movies during the Halloween season.
(他在万圣节期间观看了无数部吸血鬼电影。)

Many vampire legends date back hundreds of years.
(许多吸血鬼的传说可以追溯到数百年前。)

短语搭配:

Vampire bat (吸血鬼蝙蝠)

Vampire slayer (吸血鬼猎人)

Vampire movie (吸血鬼电影)

Vampire fangs (吸血鬼尖牙)

Vampire story (吸血鬼故事)