Cu·pid
noun/ˈkjuːpɪd/
/ˈkjuːpɪd/
Idioms - the Roman god of love who is shown as a beautiful baby boy with wings, carrying a bow and arrow
（罗马爱神）丘比特 - Cupid had at last managed to lodge an arrow in his stony heart.
丘比特终于把一支箭射进了他坚硬的心。
- Cupid had at last managed to lodge an arrow in his stony heart.
- cupid[countable] a picture or statue of a baby boy who looks like Cupid
似罗马爱神丘比特的画像（或雕塑） - little cupids painted in the clouds on the ceiling
天花板上的云朵上画着小丘比特
- little cupids painted in the clouds on the ceiling
Word Originfrom Latin Cupido, personification of cupido ‘love, desire’, from cupere ‘to desire’.
Idioms
play Cupid
- to try to start a romantic relationship between two people
扮演丘比特角色；牵线撮合 - She played Cupid to her two best friends when she set them up on a date together.
她安排两位好友约会，为他们牵线撮合。
- She played Cupid to her two best friends when she set them up on a date together.