talismans

英 [ˈtælɪzmənz]

美 [ˈtælɪsmənz]

n.  护身符; 驱邪物
talisman的复数

柯林斯词典

• 护身符;避邪物
  Atalismanis an object which you believe has magic powers to protect you or bring you luck.

双语例句

• Despite a spotty record of environmental stewardship, China holds animals in high regard& both as talismans of good fortune and as ambassadors for global diplomacy ( see Giant Panda).
  尽管环境管理工作时好时坏，中国是十分重视动物的&它们既能带来好运，又能充当全球外交大使（比如大熊猫）。
• It's thought that the coordinative development of politics, economy and culture, reformation and Party's leadership are the three talismans to build a well-off society in the new era in this article.
  文章认为，政治、经济、文化全面协调发展，改革开放，党的领导是新时期我国全面建设小康社会的三大法宝。
• Travel is chock full of little superstitions, fluky talismans and fateful traditions, such as retiring the flight numbers of crashed planes.
  航空旅行随处可见各种小小的迷信行为、变化多端的护身法宝和一些有宿命论味道的传统做法，比如撤销失事飞机的航班号等。
• Cowper: Books are not seldom talismans and spells.
  库柏：书籍经常是护身符和咒语。
• Towards fierce marketing competition, there are three talismans in the success of enterprises, which combines strategy, project and foundation related with management.
  面对激烈的房地产市场竞争，成功的企业三大法宝就是将战略管理、项目管理和基础管理结合起来。
• They use talismans to cast adventure "spells", but an orc leader only relies on his voice to buff his troops.
  他们利用符咒投下历险“咒语”，而是一个奥卡领导人只有依靠自己的声音痴，他的部队。
• We should welcome the Tiger and the Dragon as talismans.
  我们应当把这一龙一虎当作吉祥物欢迎。
• Talismans ( fu) were used for healing, protection from demons, and communication with Taoist immortals.
  护身符（符）是用作康复，保护免受魔鬼伤害，传达道教不朽的信息。