a spectacle
用作可数名词,指引人注目的景象。
The carnival parade was a magnificent spectacle.
狂欢节游行是一场壮观的景象。
丢人现眼的场面;出丑;(蛇眼上的)透明鳞片;(臂板信号机的)彩色透镜框;令人兴奋或非凡的场景、展览、表演等;被看到的事物或人(尤指引人注目或异常的景象)
a striking or impressive sight, show, or public display
令人兴奋或非凡的场景、展览、表演等
An exciting or extraordinary scene, exhibition, performance etc.
被看到的事物或人(尤指引人注目或异常的景象)
something or someone seen (especially a notable or unusual sight)
尴尬或不体面的场景或情况
An embarrassing or unedifying scene or situation.
精心准备、规模宏大的壮观展示
an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale
蛇的透明鳞片
The brille of a snake.
使自己出丑的蠢事(用于短语'make a spectacle of yourself')
a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase `make a spectacle of' yourself
信号灯上带有不同颜色透镜的框架,夜间灯光通过它照射,通常是信号臂的一部分
A frame with different coloured lenses on a semaphore signal through which light from a lamp shines at night, often a part of the signal arm.
The opening ceremony was a dazzling spectacle of light and music.
开幕典礼是一场令人眼花缭乱的灯光与音乐奇观。
用法提示:此处 spectacle 为可数名词,表示盛大、壮观的表演或场面。
AI contextual example
From the hilltop, the city lights at night were a beautiful spectacle.
从山顶望去,夜晚的城市灯光是一幅美丽的奇观。
用法提示:spectacle 此处指引人注目的美丽景象,为可数名词。
AI contextual example
The street magician drew a large crowd with his entertaining spectacle.
街头魔术师以他那有趣的表演吸引了一大群人。
用法提示:spectacle 指供人观看的精彩表演,作可数名词。
AI contextual example
用作可数名词,指引人注目的景象。
The carnival parade was a magnificent spectacle.
狂欢节游行是一场壮观的景象。
固定短语,意为当众出丑。
He made a spectacle of himself at the party.
他在聚会上出尽了洋相。
指眼镜时通常使用复数形式。
I need to clean my spectacles.
我需要擦干净我的眼镜。
表示特定景象或场面。
The spectacle of the volcano erupting was terrifying.
火山喷发的景象令人恐惧。
grammar · medium
易错句子The fireworks were a spectacle show.
正确表达The fireworks were a spectacular show.
混淆名词“spectacle”和形容词“spectacular”;“spectacle”是名词,意为“景象”,而“spectacular”是形容词,意为“壮观的”。
grammar · medium
易错句子I need a new spectacle.
正确表达I need new spectacles.
表示“眼镜”时,英语中通常使用复数形式“spectacles”,而非单数“spectacle”。
与‘引人注目的景象’相对,指平凡无奇的事物
指缺乏新奇或引人注目的性质
指与非凡景象相对的普通状态
指与引人注目的景象相对的默默无闻状态
spectacular 是形容词,表示‘壮观的’,而 spectacle 是名词,表示‘景象’或‘奇观’。
spectacles 是 spectacle 的复数形式,但通常作为独立名词指‘眼镜’,而 spectacle 指‘景象’或‘场面’。
specter 与 spectacle 发音相近,但意为‘幽灵’或‘鬼魂’,与‘景象’无关。
可怕的景象
The aftermath of the earthquake was a dreadful spectacle.
地震后的景象十分可怕。
公开的场面
The celebrity's outburst turned into a public spectacle.
那位名人的失态变成了一场公开的场面。
令人印象深刻的景象
The fireworks display was an impressive spectacle.
烟花表演令人印象深刻。
壮观的景象
The sunset over the mountains was a magnificent spectacle.
山上的日落是一幅壮观的景象。
spect(看)+ -acul- + -ar
spect(看)+ -ator(人)
spect(看)+ -acle + -s
spectacular + -ly
spect(看)+ -ate
景象通常有观众观看
奇观可能发生在舞台上
引人注目的景象是一种现象
游行是一种公开的壮观场面
烟花表演是常见的壮丽景象
出洋相,当众出丑
He made a spectacle of himself by shouting at the waiter.
他对服务员大喊大叫,出尽了洋相。
景观不是影像的集合,而是人们之间以影像为中介的社会关系。
In his book, the philosopher defines the spectacle as a social relation mediated by images.
在他的书中,这位哲学家将景观定义为以影像为中介的社会关系。
我们是最伟大的表演,最伟大的奇观
The song's chorus declares that the performers are the greatest spectacle.
这首歌曲的副歌宣称表演者们是最伟大的奇观。
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