n.缪斯(古希腊和罗马神话中执掌诗歌、音乐和其他文学艺术分支的九位女神之一)，(作家、画家等的)灵感，创作冲动的源泉
v.沉思，冥想，沉思地自言自语

原形：muse第三人称单数：muses过去式：mused过去分词：mused现在分词：musing

The poet sat under the tree, lost in muse as she composed her next verse.
诗人坐在树下，沉浸在沉思中，构思着她的下一句诗。
The artist found her muse in the serene beauty of the countryside.
艺术家在乡村宁静的美景中找到了她的灵感源泉。
He gazed out the window, his mind wandering as he fell into a muse about his future.
他凝视着窗外，心神游离，陷入了对未来深思的境界。
The old mansion, shrouded in mystery, had long been a muse for local storytellers.
那座笼罩着神秘气息的老宅，长久以来一直是当地说书人的灵感来源。
She struck the piano keys with passion, each note inspired by her inner muse.
她满怀激情地敲击着琴键，每一个音符都源自她内心的灵感。
The scientist's breakthrough came after hours of intense muse in his laboratory.
经过在实验室里长时间紧张的思索，科学家取得了突破性进展。
In ancient Greek mythology, the Muses were goddesses who inspired literature, science, and the arts.
在古希腊神话中，缪斯是激发文学、科学和艺术的女神们。
The quiet library became his favorite spot for muse and intellectual exploration.
安静的图书馆成了他最喜欢的沉思和进行知识探索的地方。
Under the starlit sky, the writer found his muse and began crafting a tale of adventure.
在星光照耀的夜空下，作家找到了他的灵感，开始创作一个冒险故事。
The fashion designer's latest collection was a homage to her lifelong muse, nature.
时装设计师的最新系列是对她一生灵感之源——大自然的致敬。