花羅緞 的英文怎麼說

中文拼音 [huāluóduàn]
花羅緞 英文
bengaline marquise
  • : Ⅰ名詞1 (種子植物的有性繁殖器官) flower; blossom; bloom 2 (可供觀賞的植物) flower 3 (形狀像花...
  • : 羅名1 (捕鳥的網) a net for catching birds 2 (篩子) sieve; sifter; screen 3 (質地稀疏的絲織品...
  • : satin
  1. He wore a vest of garnet - colored velvet, with buttons of cut gold ; a silk waistcoat covered with embroidery ; a roman scarf tied round his neck ; a cartridge - box worked with gold, and red and green silk ; sky - blue velvet breeches, fastened above the knee with diamond buckles ; garters of deerskin, worked with a thousand arabesques, and a hat whereon hung ribbons of all colors ; two watches hung from his girdle, and a splendid poniard was in his belt

    他穿著一件榴紅色天鵝絨的上衣,上面釘著雪亮的金紐扣一件繡滿了子背心,脖子上圍著一條馬的領巾掛著一隻用金色,紅色和綠色絲錦繡的彈藥盒天藍色天鵝絨的短褲,褲腳管到膝頭上部為止,是用鉆石紐扣扣緊了的。一雙阿拉伯式的鹿皮長統靴和一頂拖著五色絲帶的帽子。他的腰帶上掛著兩只表,皮帶里拖著一把精緻的匕首。
  2. And labordette appeared, towing five women in his rear, his boarding school, as lucy stewart cruelly phrased it. there was gaga, majestic in a blue velvet dress which was too tight for her, and caroline hequet, clad as usual in ribbed black silk, trimmed with chantilly lace. lea de horn came next, terribly dressed up, as her wont was, and after her the big tatan nene, a good - humored fair girl with the bosom of a wet nurse, at which people laughed, and finally little maria blond, a young damsel of fifteen, as thin and vicious as a street child, yet on the high road to success, owing to her recent first appearance at the folies

    她們當中有加加,她穿著藍色天鵝絨長裙,裙子緊緊裹在身上,神態很莊重有卡利娜埃凱,她總是穿著一件鑲著尚蒂伊網眼邊的黑裙有萊婭德霍恩,她像平常一樣,身上穿得怪模怪樣的有胖子塔唐內內,她是一個善良的金發女郎,胸部發達得像個奶娘,人們常常嘲笑她最後是瑪麗亞布隆,她是一個十五歲的女孩,長得很瘦,脾氣很壞,像個小淘氣鬼,是游藝劇院初次登臺的明星。
  3. The garden was a paradise on earth, with more food and clothes than could be consumed and more money than could be spent

    園裏面是人間的樂園,有的是吃不了的大米白面,穿不完的綾不完的金銀財寶
  4. The garden was a paradise on earth, with more food and clothes than could be consumed and more money than could be spended

    園裏面是人間的樂園,有的是吃不了的大米白面,穿不完的綾不完的金銀財寶。
  5. He says : “ if any one would make me the greatest king that ever lived, with palaces and gardens and fine dinners, and wines and coaches, and beautiful clothes, and hundreds of servants, on condition that i should rather be a poor man in a garret with plenty of books than a king who did not love reading

    他這樣說道: 「如果有人讓我成為史上最偉大的帝王,住進豪華的宮殿,漫步於美麗的園,食則美味佳肴,衣則綾,有數以百計的僕人供我驅使,但卻不愛閱讀;那我寧肯做一個住在充滿書籍的小閣樓里的窮人! 」
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