n.次神，半神半人，尊为神明的统治者，被神化的人物

原形：demigod复数：demigods

In Greek mythology, Hercules is a famous demigod, born of Zeus and a mortal woman.
译文：在希腊神话中，赫拉克勒斯是一位著名的半神，由宙斯和一位凡人女子所生。
The Percy Jackson series follows the adventures of a young demigod named Percy.
译文：《波西·杰克逊》系列讲述了一位名叫波西的年轻半神的冒险故事。
Demigods, being part divine and part human, often possess extraordinary abilities beyond mortal limits.
译文：半神，兼具神性与人性，常常拥有超越凡人极限的非凡能力。
In many mythologies, demigods are tasked with heroic quests and must face incredible challenges.
译文：在许多神话中，半神被赋予英雄般的使命，必须面对难以置信的挑战。
Achilles, with his near-invulnerable body, is another well-known example of a Greek demigod.
译文：阿喀琉斯以其近乎无敌的身体，是另一位著名的希腊半神的例子。
The concept of demigods blurs the line between gods and humans, reflecting ancient beliefs about divine intervention in mortal affairs.
译文：半神的概念模糊了神与人之间的界限，反映了古人关于神灵介入凡人事务的信仰。
Hercules' twelve labors demonstrate the immense strength and courage expected of a demigod.
译文：赫拉克勒斯的十二项伟业展现了人们对半神所期望的巨大力量和勇气。
The demigod Maui from Polynesian mythology is known for his shape-shifting abilities and trickster nature.
译文：来自波利尼西亚神话的半神毛伊以其变形能力和狡猾的天性而闻名。
Theseus, slayer of the Minotaur, is considered a demigod in Athenian mythology.
译文：在雅典神话中，杀死牛头怪的忒修斯被认为是半神。
The stories of demigods often serve as metaphors for the human struggle to overcome obstacles and achieve greatness.
译文：半神的故事常常作为人类克服障碍、成就伟大的奋斗的隐喻。