goblins

英 [ˈgɒblɪnz]

美 [ˈgɑblɪnz]

n.  (传说中的)小妖精，丑妖怪
goblin的复数

柯林斯词典

• （童话中爱惹事的）小妖精，丑妖怪
  In fairy stories, agoblinis a small, ugly creature which usually enjoys causing trouble.

双语例句

• This is only because Halloween is becoming more and more popular, with hordes of revellers dressing up as ghosts, goblins and witches.
  都是因为万圣节这几年在中国越来越火，一到这个时候就有成群兴奋的人们或装扮成幽灵，或装扮成小鬼，巫婆。
• Failed experiments or an aberration, Goblins have always been considered as lesser, degenerate creatures destined for obscurity.
  由于一直被看做是失败的试验品，地精们通常被认为是次等、弱化的生物。
• The journey of this first group of goblins is a fundamental part of their own mythology, and is known to the Goblins as "Sedul's Pilgrimage".
  这些最初的地精的逃亡之旅，就成为其自身神话的开端，被后来的地精称作“席度的朝圣之旅”。
• Your spell put the goblins to sleep!
  你的法术让地精们睡着了！
• I believe you refer to them as goblins?
  我相信你们把他们称为丑小鬼？
• Naturally, Superintendent Hadley never for a moment believed in goblins or wizardry.
  想当然耳，对于妖精或巫术之说，刑事主任哈德利压根儿从未相信过。
• May you Halloween be full of friendly ghosts and goblins.
  原你的万圣节充满友好的精灵和妖怪。
• When I fight goblins or kobolds, I know that I will not lose.
  当我与地精或狗头人战斗时，我知道我不会输。
• Clever as they come goblins, were not the most friendly of beasts.
  妖精聪明得很，但它们都是不太友善的动物。
• To me, Central Park has an atmosohere of mystery, as if it wereenchanted with fairies and goblins.
  对我来说，中央公园有一种神秘的气氛，仿佛被仙女和精灵施了魔法。