vt.奸污(处女)，夺去(女子)的贞操

原形：deflower第三人称单数：deflowers过去式：deflowered过去分词：deflowered现在分词：deflowering

The young botanist was excited to deflower the rarest species in the greenhouse, hoping to study its reproductive mechanisms.
这位年轻的植物学家兴奋地对温室中最稀有的物种进行人工授粉，希望能研究其繁殖机制。
The metaphor of deflowering is often used metaphorically in literature to symbolize the loss of innocence.
在文学中，"deflower"这个比喻常被用来象征纯真的丧失。
The antique vase, once deflowered of its pristine beauty by a chip, now sat forlornly in the corner of the room.
那件古董花瓶，自从一次微小的破损剥夺了它原始的美丽后，现在孤零零地坐在房间的角落里。
The gardener carefully deflowered the spent blooms to encourage new growth on the rose bush.
园丁仔细地剪去玫瑰丛中已凋谢的花朵以促进新的生长。
The act of deflowering a flower's beauty through art has been a subject of painters for centuries.
通过艺术展现花朵之美，使其仿佛初次绽放，这一直是几个世纪以来画家们的主题。
In the olden days, the ceremony of deflowering a vineyard marked the beginning of the grape harvest.
在过去，葡萄园的首次采摘仪式标志着葡萄收获季节的开始。
The scientist deflowered the theory of evolution with new evidence, sparking intense debates among academics.
科学家用新证据挑战了进化论，引发了学术界激烈的讨论。
The ancient ritual involved deflowering the first fruits of the land as an offering to the gods.
古代仪式包括将土地上的初熟之果奉献给神灵，以此作为祭品。
The artist felt both excitement and trepidation at the thought of deflowering his new canvas with the first brushstroke.
艺术家想到要用第一笔颜料开启新画布，既感到兴奋又有些忐忑。
The novel explores the psychological impact of deflowering innocence in a world filled with corruption.
这部小说探讨了在充满腐败的世界里失去纯真对心理的影响。