Eden

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n.  伊甸园(人类始祖背叛上帝前居住的乐园)

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noun

• 伊甸园（人类始祖背叛上帝前居住的乐园）
  the beautiful garden where Adam and Eve, the first humans, lived before they did sth God had told them not to and were sent away, often seen as a place of happiness and innocence

双语例句

• Molly: Lydia, Eden and I will go shopping this afternoon, will you join us?
  茉莉：莉迪亚，伊登和我今天下午要去购物，你要一起来吗？
• He made them leave the Garden of Eden.
  就是他让他们离开了伊甸园。
• This other Eden, demi-paradise.
  这一个新的伊甸&地上的天堂。
• Adam and Eve had always been naked in Eden.
  亚当和夏娃反正是在伊甸园裸体。
• The loss of innocence and grace resulting from Adam's eating the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.
  人类的堕落由于亚当偷吃伊甸园的禁果而丧失清白和体面。
• So it was that Martin Eden solved the problem.
  马丁伊登的问题就像这样解决了。
• Martin Eden came back to earth.
  马丁伊登回到了地面。
• This precious truth of substitution is found in the Bible right from Eden to Calvary.
  由伊甸园以致各各他的山上，都贯串了这个「替代」的宝贵真理。
• The biblical tree in the Garden of Eden whose forbidden fruit was tasted by Adam and Eve.
  在圣经中描写的伊甸园中的树，其禁果被亚当和夏娃偷吃。
• Adam was walking around the garden of Eden feeling very lonely, so God asked him.
  亚当在伊甸园中行走，感觉孤单；于是神问他。