chandelier

英 [ˌʃændəˈlɪə(r)]

美 [ˌʃændəˈlɪr]

n.  枝形吊灯

复数：chandeliers　

GRE

Collins.1 / BNC.15645 / COCA.10092

牛津词典

noun

• 枝形吊灯
  a large round frame with branches that hold lights or candles . Chandeliers are decorated with many small pieces of glass and hang from the ceiling.

柯林斯词典

• 枝形吊灯
  Achandelieris a large, decorative frame which holds light bulbs or candles and hangs from the ceiling.

英英释义

noun

• branched lighting fixture
  Synonym:pendantpendent

双语例句

• People say that the appearance of the chandelier and the magical effects its light creates on the lobby make them think of The Blue Danube waltz!
  人们说这站吊灯的样式和它的灯光在走廊上制造出来的神奇效果让他们想到了蓝色多瑙河这首名曲！
• Just that, as if she were a fancy chandelier.
  就这样，就像她是一个有趣的枝形吊灯。
• The chandelier was sold at a giveaway price.
  这个大型吊灯以极低廉的价格出售。
• She is singing to bring down the chandelier!
  她正唱着要把吊灯震落呢！
• The huge crystal chandelier is more than seven metres high and three metres wide.
  这盏巨大的吊灯有七米多高三米多宽。
• Just like that, as if she were a fancy chandelier.
  就像那样的，就像她是一个美妙的吊灯。
• Here, a magical chandelier hangs in one of last year's halls.
  在这里，神奇的吊灯挂在一个去年的大厅里。
• Place the CANDLES into position on the chandelier.
  放入吊灯位置上的蜡烛。
• The Chandelier name seems appropriate and should help us to remember the logic of this very effective exit.
  “吊灯”这个名字似乎起的蛮合适的，它能帮我们理解这种有效的止损策略的设计方法。
• In my home, the most important light is not the large chandelier in our dining room but the little night light that keeps me from stubbing my toe when I get up at night.
  在我的家里，最重要的灯不是我餐厅里的大吊灯，而是在我深夜起来让我不被绊到脚的小夜灯。