1.护符,避邪物;法宝
1.an object that someone believes has special powers, especially the power to protect them from bad things
1.They used the equation as a kind of talisman, a bit of mathematical magic to protect them against criticism if anything went wrong.
他们把这个方程当成了辟邪的法宝，一种可以保护他们在发生问题以后免受批评的数学魔法。
2.And I have reached it bearing the precious thing that has come with me, as if it were a talisman which I can now unwrap.
我怀揣着我一路伴我的宝贵特质，到达我的樊笼。仿佛它是一个护身符，如今我已可以将它打开了。
3.Open your portmanteau and keep it in one of your neutral talisman. It allows you to change into the shape of any creature.
打开你的皮箱，把它放到你的中立符咒的一个里，它会使你变成任何生物的形态。
4.The word "magical" is not used lightly - this painting may well be a talisman of Venus designed to achieve real effects on the beholder.
用“不可思议”形容毫不夸张——这幅作品简直可以作为维纳斯用来向观赏者施展魔力的护身符。
5.By the decoration of hoop, it seems to be a talisman?
看箍上的装式，好像是个佛器，礼器？
6.Fiend, whose talisman was that fatal symbol, wouldst thou leave nothing, whether in youth or AGE, for this poor sinner to revere?
啊，用那个致命的象征为护符的恶魔，你无论在青年人还是老年人身上，难道不肯给这个可怜的罪人留下一点值得祟敬的东西吗？。
7.She survived the bandits and the Scourge, but was caught and thrown in jail after trying to steal a shaman's talisman.
她躲过了匪徒和天灾，但却因为偷走一个萨满的护符而被抓住丢进了牢狱。
8.Caduceus The wand of Mercury, associated in our day with the medical profession, has been a lucky talisman for thousands of years.
墨丘利的节杖墨丘利的节杖，当今医务界的象征，数千年来一直是幸运的护身符。
9.Aventurine has been used as a lucky talisman and is a popular gem for gamblers.
沙金石常用作幸运护身符，赌徒们特别喜欢这种宝石。
10.It is "a huge and expensive gamble" , says Tomasz Maj, the head of Polish operations for Talisman Energy, one of the exploration firms.
塔里斯曼能源公司（TalismanEnergy）波兰运营部的负责人TomaszMaj表示，这是“一场规模庞大而又耗资昂贵的赌博”。