1、torches

torches發(fā)音

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torches中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：電筒

n.電筒；點(diǎn)火器；焊割炬（torch的復數）

v.放火；用火炬點(diǎn)燃（torch的第三人稱(chēng)單數）

torches常用詞組：

torch relay───火炬傳遞；火炬接力；圣火傳遞

olympic torch───奧運火炬；奧運圣火

welding torch───焊接炬；熔接氣炬；焊接噴燈

torches雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Then, the ends of the torches were flung hissing into the water, and went out, as if it were all over with him.───接著(zhù)，那些燒剩下的火把頭兒全部被投進(jìn)水里，發(fā)出咝咝的聲響，熄滅了，仿佛一切都隨他而去了。

2、By the light of torches, we was the black Hulk lying out a little way from the mud of the shore, like a wicked Noah's ark.───在火把的光照下，我們看到漆黑一團的監獄船正停在離滿(mǎn)布泥濘的岸邊不遠之處，好像是一艘邪惡的挪亞方舟。

3、Out of his mouth go burning torches, And sparks of fire leap forth.───從他口中發(fā)出燒著(zhù)的火把，與飛迸的火星；

4、The theme of flaming torches appears to be linked to a set of practices and metaphors consistent with the idea of hierogamy.───火炬的主題似乎跟占卦的觀(guān)念相一致的做法與比喻息息相關(guān)。

5、In one night engagement, the Houthis are said to have tied torches to a dozen goats and herded them into range of a Yemeni army platoon.───據說(shuō)，一個(gè)雙方交火的夜晚，侯賽斯把手電系在了一群山羊身上，并把它們趕到了也門(mén)軍隊一個(gè)排的范圍區。

6、Flaming torches were positioned at intervals along the terrace.───間隔地插著(zhù)燃燒著(zhù)的火炬。

7、There's charcoal marks from their torches on the cave walls clearly dating from thousands of years after the paintings were made.───洞穴壁上有他們的火把留下的木炭痕跡，可以明確追溯到繪畫(huà)完成后的數千年。

8、A breath of wind caused the torches to flicker, and Armon felt a chill run through him as the image on the mural began to waver and melt.───一陣風(fēng)吹來(lái)，火把忽明忽暗地閃爍不定。艾蒙感到一絲寒意流遍全身，因為壁畫(huà)上龍的圖象開(kāi)始搖晃和融化。

9、Stillness reigns, the torches blink dully, the time drags heavily.───四周一片寂靜，火把黯淡地閃爍著(zhù)，時(shí)間過(guò)得很慢。

torches相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、torcheres───火把

2、torcher───以火炬照明者，以火炬誘捕魚(yú)者，為石板屋頂塞灰泥的工人

3、torchiest───adj.感傷戀歌的；感傷戀歌式的(torchy的變形)

4、touches───n.高光；絕技；筆致

5、torchers───火炬手

6、torched───n.火把，火炬；手電筒；啟發(fā)之物；vi.像火炬一樣燃燒；vt.用火炬點(diǎn)燃

7、torchiers───n.間接照明之地燈

8、porches───n.門(mén)廊（porch復數形式）

9、torchères───火炬

2、關(guān)于元宵節由來(lái)。英語(yǔ)翻譯。越少越好。

Lantern Festival is a traditional festival in China since ancient times. The Lantern Festival began with the ancient people holding torches in the countryside to drive away insects and animals, hoping to reduce the pests and pray for a good harvest. 

To this day, people in some areas of Southwest China still make torches out of firewood or branches on the 15th day of the first month. Groups of people hold torches high and dance in fields or grain drying fields. 

Since the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties, it has been flourishing for a long time. Tens of thousands of people participated in singing and dancing, from dusky Dadan to obscure. With the changes of society and times, the customs of Lantern Festival have changed a lot, but it is still a traditional Chinese folk festival.

中文翻譯：元宵節是中國自古的傳統節日，元宵賞燈始于上古民眾在鄉間田野持火把驅趕蟲(chóng)獸，希望減輕蟲(chóng)害，祈禱獲得好收成。直到今天，中國西南一些地區的人們還在正月十五用蘆柴或樹(shù)枝做成火把，成群結隊高舉火把在田頭或曬谷場(chǎng)跳舞。隋、唐、宋以來(lái)，更是盛極一時(shí)。參加歌舞者足達數萬(wàn)，從昏達旦，至晦而罷。當隨著(zhù)社會(huì )和時(shí)代的變遷，元宵節的風(fēng)俗習慣早已有了較大的變化，但至今仍是中國民間傳統節日。