adj.长生的，永世的，不朽的，流芳百世的，名垂千古的
n.不朽的人物，名垂千古的人物，神，永生不灭者

原形：immortal复数：immortals

The ancient Greek myth of the phoenix portrays it as an immortal bird that is cyclically reborn from its own ashes.
古希腊神话中的凤凰被描绘成一只不死之鸟，周期性地从自己的灰烬中重生。
Many cultures have tales of immortal beings who possess the secret to eternal life.
许多文化中都有长生不老者的传说，他们掌握着永生的秘密。
In the fantasy novel, the protagonist discovers an elixir granting him immortality.
在这部奇幻小说中，主角发现了一种能赐予他永生的灵药。
The vampire, feared and fascinated by many, is often depicted as an immortal creature of the night.
吸血鬼，既让人恐惧又着迷，常被描绘成夜晚的不朽生物。
The philosopher's stone in alchemy was believed to have the power to turn base metals into gold and grant immortality.
炼金术中认为哲人石具有将贱金属变为黄金并赋予永生的力量。
The legend of the Holy Grail speaks of a cup that can bestow immortality on whoever drinks from it.
圣杯的传说讲述了一个杯子，无论谁喝了其中的水都能获得永生。
Achieving technological singularity could theoretically make humans immortal through advanced AI and cybernetic enhancements.
从理论上讲，通过高级人工智能和赛博格增强技术实现技术奇点可以使人类永生。
The poet wrote about his longing for immortality through his words, hoping they would live on long after he was gone.
诗人写下了他对通过文字获得永生的渴望，希望他的作品在他离开后仍能流传久远。
Greek mythology tells of the gods on Mount Olympus who were considered immortal and possessed great powers.
希腊神话讲述了奥林匹斯山上的诸神，他们被认为是不死的，并拥有强大的力量。
The concept of achieving immortality through one's legacy or accomplishments is a recurring theme in human history.
通过遗产或成就达到永生的概念在人类历史上是一个反复出现的主题。