n.里尔琴(古代U形拨弦乐器)

原形：lyre复数：lyres

The lyre was a popular instrument in ancient Greek mythology, often associated with Apollo, the god of music.
七弦琴在古希腊神话中很受欢迎，常与音乐之神阿波罗联系在一起。
She skillfully played a haunting melody on her silver lyre, captivating the audience with its ethereal beauty.
她用银色的竖琴熟练地演奏出一首迷人的曲子，让听众陶醉于其空灵之美。
In classical literature, the lyre symbolized wisdom and artistic inspiration, as well as the voice of poets.
在古典文学中，竖琴象征着智慧和艺术灵感，也是诗人声音的象征。
The young musician held his new lyre with reverence, eager to begin composing his own original pieces.
那位年轻音乐家恭敬地拿着他的新竖琴，迫不及待地想要开始创作原创作品。
The old man sat by the fire, strumming his worn lyre, sharing stories from his long life.
老人坐在炉火旁，弹奏着他那磨损的竖琴，讲述他漫长一生的故事。
The art exhibit featured a stunning sculpture of a lyre, crafted from gold and encrusted with precious gems.
这个艺术展览展出了一个令人惊叹的竖琴雕塑，由黄金制成并镶嵌有珍贵宝石。
She decided to learn how to play the lyre after watching a historical drama that depicted ancient Greek musicians.
在观看了一部描绘古希腊音乐家的历史剧后，她决定学习演奏竖琴。
The concert hall echoed with the melodious notes of the lyres played by the ensemble, creating a magical atmosphere.
音乐厅回荡着乐团演奏的竖琴美妙音符，营造出一种神奇的气氛。
The lyre was not only an instrument but also a symbol of harmony, reflecting the ideal society the ancient Greeks aspired to.
竖琴不仅是一种乐器，更是和谐的象征，反映了古希腊人追求的理想社会。
The archaeologist discovered a beautifully preserved lyre in an ancient tomb, providing valuable insights into the musical culture of the past.
考古学家在一个古老的陵墓中发现了一把保存完好的竖琴，为了解过去的音乐文化提供了重要线索。