duende 的定义
plural duen·des [dwen-des; English doo-en-deyz] /ˈdwɛn dɛs; English duˈɛn deɪz/ for 1. Spanish.
- a goblin; demon; spirit.
- charm; magnetism.
更多duende例句
- It’s folklore, not unlike believing that you’ve been infected by a duende.
- He can haunt a house as effectually as an old-time ghost, and a Casa del Duende may go begging for other tenants.
- He looked at the duende carefully, and saw that it resembled a very small man with long hair and a white beard.
- The duende gave Mabait two or three isabels6 every day, and by the end of the month he had saved much money.
- Mabait was married to the princess, was crowned king, and lived happily with his friend the duende.
- But occasionally the Duende had the form of a little busy friar, like the Monachiello at Naples.