?gilded

gilded發(fā)音

[?g?ld?d]

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gilded中文意思翻譯

adj. 鍍金的, 富有的

動(dòng)詞gild的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞

gilded常見(jiàn)例句

1 、She's safe and sound and back in her gilded cage.─── 現在安然無(wú)恙地待在她的鍍金籠子里

2 、The rising sun gilded the tree tops with its golden beams.───初升的太陽(yáng)給樹(shù)梢染上了一層金色的光芒。

3 、She had health and beauty, and money to gild these gifts.───她健康而漂亮，富有使這些天賦更加熠熠生輝。

4 、Children growing up in gilded cages can not bear hardships.───在蜜罐兒里長(cháng)大的孩子，往往不能吃苦。

5 、And that bed, like a gilded rowboat.─── 那張床就像一條鍍金的小舟一樣

6 、Would there be more gilded, stripy cushions, but less armed robbery?───但可以確信的是，我們已經(jīng)在未來(lái)不依靠男人就能繁殖下一代的路上了。

7 、On the north side of the Plaza stands a brightly gilded bronze statue of the Union General William Tecumseh Sherman, the individual given much of the credit for ending the Civil War.───北面的廣場(chǎng)豎立著(zhù)一座明亮鍍金的銅像，它是前聯(lián)盟秘書(shū)長(cháng)威廉特庫姆賽謝爾曼，他為結束內戰作出了杰出的貢獻。

8 、He came nearer and heard a crunching of gilded oats, the gently champing teeth.───他走近了一些，聽(tīng)到牙齒咀嚼著(zhù)金色燕麥的嘎吱嘎吱聲，輕輕地咀嚼著(zhù)的牙齒。

9 、Tiny rays of dawn 2)filtered through the lacy Victorian curtains, throwing giant shadows of figurines and statues, on the 3)gilded 4)ornate wallpaper.───幾縷早晨的陽(yáng)光透過(guò)花邊的維多利亞式窗簾射進(jìn)來(lái),在那鍍金的墻紙上留下雕像長(cháng)長(cháng)的影子。

10 、Other rooms are decorated with Chinese lacquered panels， gilded work， ornate wood carvings and large murals.───其他房間也裝飾著(zhù)中國涂漆板畫(huà)、鍍金制品以及華麗的木雕和巨幅的壁畫(huà)。

11 、Historian Bruno Roy-Henry believes British authorities may have removed Napoleon's remains before his coffin was returned to France in 1840 - and that the body under the gilded dome of Les Invalides is that of another man.───歷史學(xué)家布魯諾·羅伊·亨利認為，在1840年拿破侖的棺槨運抵法國之前，英國政府已經(jīng)偷梁換柱，轉移了他的遺體，而如今擺放在榮軍院金色屋頂下的其實(shí)是另一個(gè)人的尸體。

12 、Symbol is using the technology of gild on the plastic directly.───Symbol即是使用塑膠上直接鍍金的技術(shù)。

13 、The sun transform the gild cupola into dazzling point of light.───太陽(yáng)將這些鍍金的圓屋頂變成了閃耀的光點(diǎn)。

14 、The quads were old enough to stand, and each was old enough to stand, and each was given a little gilded shovel to mark the occasion.───四個(gè)孩子每個(gè)都能站立起來(lái)了。為了紀念這個(gè)特殊的日子，每上孩子都得到了一把小小的鍍金鐵鏟。

15 、And if any one does so and is convicted, he shall lose the gild and the franchise; and the merchandise so avowed shall be forfeited to the king.───倘有人違法之并被確認，他將失去會(huì )員資格以及相關(guān)特權，相關(guān)的貨物將被沒(méi)收上繳王上。

16 、In the main hall there stands the gilded statue of Buddha Sakyamuni, brought from Chang an city by Tang princess Wencheng.───主殿供奉著(zhù)文成公主從長(cháng)安帶來(lái)的釋迦牟呢紫金像。

17 、However, as there is a certain pressure, gilded numerate, the other side of apparent indentation, at that time I had no idea that this should not be allowed to continue.───但由于燙金有必定不張力，達成工序后，卡紙的另一背不入現澄輝壓痕，其時(shí)我都不懂得該不應罷休上去。

18 、Imperial edicts were sent down in a gilded box shaped like a phoenix to officials kneeling below.───圣旨/詔書(shū)放在形如鳳凰的鍍金盒子里，由官員在下跪接。

19 、He was bare-headed, and the leaves had tossed his rebellious curls and tangled all their gilded threads.───他沒(méi)戴帽子，樹(shù)葉攪亂了他那桀驁不馴的卷發(fā)，叫所有那些發(fā)絲都糾結起來(lái)。

20 、Product use: The machine is used to dry various printed cloth, such as gilded cloth, knitted nylon and etc.───產(chǎn)品用途:用于各種印花衣片,布料以及燙金布,針織呢絨的烘干。

21 、Kwan Kung Pavilion is a gilded and lacquered temple used to worship Kwan Kung, a person of loyalty and righteousness.───關(guān)公忠義亭是一座鍍金及涂漆的廟宇，用來(lái)供奉關(guān)公。

22 、She was an attractive girl before she married, but then her husband gilded the lily by making her wear expensive clothes and she now looks just like all the other rich wives around her.───她結婚之前本是位很嫵媚的姑娘，但婚后她丈夫要她穿華貴的衣裝，過(guò)分的裝飾打扮，現在她看上去只不過(guò)像周?chē)钠渌煁D人一樣罷了。

23 、Along the gilded rim of the South China Sea, trade has built cities and fortunes.───在南中國海鍍金般的周邊海岸，貿易鑄就了城市與財富。

24 、All beams and laths of the hall are splendidly painted, with gilded spirals.The roof is covered with yellow glazed tiles and edged with green glazed tiles.───其平面呈十字形，前后有方形月臺，正中為重檐大殿，殿四面均有單檐卷棚式抱廈，頂覆黃琉璃瓦綠剪邊，飛檐翹角，宏麗軒昂。

25 、During the first years of the Gilded Age, Boss Tweed's Tammany Hall provided more services to the poor than any city government before it, although for more money went into Tweed's own pocket.───在鍍金時(shí)代的最初幾年中，后臺老板特威德的坦慕尼協(xié)會(huì )為貧困者提供的服務(wù)多于其他城市，盡管多得多的金錢(qián)落入他自己的腰包。

26 、For the beautiful girl to use makeup would be to gild the lily .───"你回來(lái)啦！"莉莉討厭地朝他看了一眼說(shuō)，"你這次來(lái)想要什么??？"

27 、The main body of the religious figures are made of rare camphorwood,gilded with pure gold.Our products are valuable,gorgeous,vivid and liftlike and canonical.───其佛身主體選用千百年稀世生靈名貴香樟木，用純金箔貼面，產(chǎn)品高貴、華麗，形態(tài)逼真、規范。

28 、Historian Bruno Roy-Henry believes British authorities may have removed Napoleon's remains before his coffin was returned to France in 1840 - and that the body under the gilded dome of Les Invalides is that of another man.───歷史學(xué)家布魯諾·羅伊·亨利認為在1840年拿破侖的棺槨運抵法國之前，英國政府已經(jīng)偷梁換柱，轉移了他的遺體，而如今擺放在榮軍院金色屋頂下的其實(shí)是另一個(gè)人的尸體。

29 、Splendid gilded cupolas rose over the roof, and between the pillars that surrounded the whole building stood life-like statues of marble.───華麗的、金色的圓塔從屋頂上伸向空中。在圍繞著(zhù)這整個(gè)建筑物的圓柱中間，立著(zhù)許多大理石像。它們看起來(lái)像是活人一樣。

30 、Can replace the traditional metal decoration and gilded decoration, is a convenient and practical decoration materials.───可代替傳統的金屬裝飾和金箔裝飾，是一種方便實(shí)用的裝飾材料。

31 、Their public and private ceremonies are full of people （mainly men） walking backwards， parading in gilded coaches， and wearing embroidered aprons， stockings and tabards.───不管是公眾的還是私人的慶典，總有一大堆這樣的人（主要是男士）：有倒著(zhù)走路的，有乘鍍金四輪馬車(chē)游行的，還有穿繡花圍裙、長(cháng)統襪和騎士短披風(fēng)的。

32 、Two gilded unicorns, supposed to protect the hall from evil spirits, guard the entrance.───兩個(gè)金麒麟，保護著(zhù)大殿守護著(zhù)門(mén)口，起著(zhù)鎮妖除邪的作用。

33 、Other chroniclers of American history talk of “ages” (Reform, Gilded, Jazz etc) that lasted no more than a decade or so.───其他美國史編年史家都是用不到十年左右的“時(shí)期”（改革時(shí)期、鍍金時(shí)期、爵士樂(lè )時(shí)期等等）來(lái)談?wù)撁绹贰?/p>

34 、The dawning day gilded this happy thing, the great law, "Multiply," lay there smiling and august, and that sweet mystery unfolded in the glory of the morning.───升起的太陽(yáng)把這個(gè)安樂(lè )窩照得金光閃閃?！皞鞣N接代”的偉大規律在這兒微笑并顯示出它的莊嚴，一種溫存的奧秘展現在清晨的燦爛光輝里。

35 、Secondly, some Chinese gilds were apparently native-place organizations.The craft and commerce gildhall with economic functions was a model of this kind of gild organizations.───其次，部分中國行會(huì )明顯帶有同鄉會(huì )的性質(zhì)，具有經(jīng)濟職能的工商業(yè)會(huì )館便是這類(lèi)行會(huì )組織的典型代表。

36 、Not marble, nor the gilded monuments Of princes, shall outlive this powerful rhyme；But you shall shine more bright in these contents Than unswept stone, besmear'd with sluttish time.───免責申明：酷酷英語(yǔ)網(wǎng)轉載信息，其目的在于傳播更多信息，并不意味著(zhù)贊同其中的觀(guān)點(diǎn)、描述和立場(chǎng)。

37 、The sites Hawass opened in 1999 became known as the Valley of the Golden Mummies, for the gilded masks and chest plated that cover many of the interred.───哈瑪斯1999年發(fā)現的墓地成為眾所周知的“金木乃伊之谷”，以覆滿(mǎn)死者全身的鍍金面具和胸甲聞名于世。

38 、Illumination came from a roaring fire beneath a handsome marble mantelpiece surmounted by a gilded mirror.───大理石壁爐里熊熊的火焰是房間內的唯一光源，壁爐的上方有一面鍍金的鏡子。

39 、In the heart of Venice, Sumptuous, no expense spared, keeping harmony between the gilded Venetian style, but offering every modern amenity. Impeccable throughout.───位于威尼斯市中心。建筑物建于水上,非常華麗,是很傳統的威尼斯婚禮。內里有205個(gè)面向內園、花園和大海的房間?？烧写?至200人婚禮。

40 、Gilt in the round: Foredge of a book gilded after the book has been rounded.Achieves better cover than gilt in the square.───圓切口刷金:書(shū)本的切口在圓脊后然后刷金。這樣，金箔的覆蓋面較佳;即是較平切口刷金為佳。

41 、Better humble security than gilded danger.───卑微的安全也勝地似炫耀的危險。

42 、Caitong Glass Craftwork Factory at Chencun Town, Shende District, Foshan City was set up in 2003, which is a specialized producer of gilded and bronzed glass utensils.───佛山市順德區陳村鎮彩彤玻璃工藝廠(chǎng)于2003年建立，是一家專(zhuān)業(yè)生產(chǎn)鍍金、燙金玻璃器皿的廠(chǎng)家。

43 、Holding up the gilded matriculate note, Er Dan's father burst his sides with laughter.───二蛋的父親捧起燙金的大學(xué)錄取通知書(shū)，笑疼了肚子。

44 、I was wondering when you'd stop by and visit me in my gilded cage.─── 我還在想 你什么時(shí)候會(huì )來(lái)看看 現在活在這奢華牢籠里的我呢

45 、There were white clouds, like the feathers of ducks gilded by the sunlight.───天山有些白云，就象鴨茸被日光染上一層黃金。

46 、He may not appeal to the gilded youth of north Tehran, but he was able in 2005 to scoop up the votes of the traditional lower and middle classes.───他也許沒(méi)有讓德黑蘭北城那些豪門(mén)子弟高興，但卻能在2005年卷走中低階層的選票。

47 、Renaissance fatcats may have started the tradition, but the true flowering of table utensils came a few centuries later, during America＇s Gilded Age.───創(chuàng )立這一習俗可能是文藝復興時(shí)期的大亨們，但餐具的真正興盛卻是在幾個(gè)世紀后美國的鍍金時(shí)代。

48 、Plastic is not easy to break, So, Suntop using high technology directly gild on plastic.───塑膠的不易破損,因此百揚科技運用高科技使用了塑膠上直接鍍金的技術(shù)作為平面鏡。

49 、I would not trade this stick for any gilded laurel.─── 這根木棍 給我鍍金的桂冠我也不換

50 、Don't gild the lily.───不要給百合花鍍金.

51 、Don t gild the lily.───不要畫(huà)蛇添足。

52 、A gilded Monkey enshrined in his "Great Sage" temple.───大圣廟壇中的老孫金身。

53 、This studded ensemble has a decidedly glam rock edge with rows of shiny gilded studs covering a huge amount of the leather's surface.───一顆顆排列組合的金屬鉚釘代替了閃亮的珠片，這種英倫式朋克搖滾與優(yōu)雅風(fēng)尚的結合凸顯了中性之美。

54 、New materials such as gilded cobber and silvery threads emerged.───例如，銀鍍金卡柏線(xiàn)程出現的新材料。

55 、Your history is quite a romance, and the world, which delights in romances in yellow covers, strangely mistrusts those which are bound in living parchment, even though they be gilded like yourself.───世人雖然喜歡夾在兩張黃紙封面之間的傳奇故事，但說(shuō)來(lái)奇怪，對于那些裝在活生生的羊皮紙里面的，卻反而不肯相信，即使出之于象您這樣一位體面的人物之口。

56 、Come on. It could be fun, you know, 1903, thethe gilded age.─── 拜托 肯定很好玩的 1903年 鍍金時(shí)代

57 、The gilded bronze-tile roof of Jokhang Temple and Potala Palace in distance.───大昭寺鎏金銅瓦頂和遠處的布達拉宮。

58 、I'm a bird in a gilded cage, such as it is.─── 我就是只鍍金籠子里的鳥(niǎo) 如你所見(jiàn)

59 、If the pills were pleasant, they would not be gilded.───丸藥不苦不會(huì )加糖衣。

60 、A single portrait, signed by Leopold Robert, shone in its carved and gilded frame.───在一只鍍金鏤花的鏡框里，嵌著(zhù)一幅署名“奧波·羅貝爾”的肖像畫(huà)。

61 、Their public and private ceremonies are full of people (mainly men) walking backwards,parading in gilded coaches,and wearing embroidered aprons,stockings and tabards.───不管是公眾的還是私人的慶典，總有一大堆這樣的人(主要是男士)：有倒著(zhù)走路的，有乘鍍金四輪馬車(chē)游行的，還有穿繡花圍裙、長(cháng)統襪和騎士短披風(fēng)的。

62 、Standing with President Medvedev in an ornate gilded hall in the Kremlin, he spoke of the need for a fresh start.───與總統梅德韋杰夫一起站在裝飾豪華的克里姆林宮的鍍金大廳里，他談到了新開(kāi)始的必要性。

63 、A week later, the gilded age of Wall Street had faded away.───一周后，華爾街金色時(shí)代已凋謝。

64 、Or I tell myself you're really unhappy in all your gilded happiness.─── 或者我告訴自己其實(shí)你們在看似 光鮮的幸福下并不是真的開(kāi)心

65 、That is a gilded nameboard with nine dragons .The three Chinese characters ”Yi He Yuan” on it were written by Emperor Guangxu.───“頤和園”是清朝皇帝光緒寫(xiě)的,金匾上有九條龍。

66 、"But melancholy," interrupted Master Edward, snatching the feathers out of the tail of a splendid parroquet that was screaming on its gilded perch, in order to make a plume for his hat.───“但有抑郁

67 、Swathed in gold from head to foot, including her eyelids and fingernails, she's a gilded peacock, regal and perfectly controlled.───從頭到腳包括眼瞼和指甲上都包裹著(zhù)黃金，她是一只鍍金的孔雀，**氣派，極具克制。

68 、And when the gild is sitting, no one who is of the gild shall go outside the town for any business, without the permission of the steward.───公會(huì )集會(huì )之時(shí)，除非得到執事的許可，行會(huì )中的任何人都不得到城外做生意。

69 、Gilt in the round Foredge of a book gilded after the book has been rounded.Achieves better cover than gilt in the square.───圓切口刷金書(shū)本的切口在圓脊后然后刷金。這樣,金箔的覆蓋面較佳;即是較平切口刷金為佳。

70 、I'll gild the faces of the grooms withal; for it must seem their guilt.─── 我就把血涂在那兩個(gè)侍衛的臉上 因為我們必須讓人家看出是他們的罪惡

71 、He was gilded all over with thin leaves of fine gold, for eyes he had two bright sapphires, and a large red ruby glowed on his sword-hilt.───他的全身都貼滿(mǎn)了上好的純金薄片，他的眼睛里鑲著(zhù)兩顆明亮的藍寶石，他的劍柄上有一顆紅寶石在爍爍放光。

72 、But a peek at the numbers behind the numbers suggests that Mr Krugman has been misled: far from a new Gilded Age, America is experiencing a period of unprecedented material equality.───但是看一看數字后面所隱藏的內容你就會(huì )發(fā)現，克魯曼錯了：美國正在經(jīng)歷前所未有的物質(zhì)平等時(shí)代，而絕不是新的鍍金時(shí)代。

73 、Their public and private ceremonies are full of people (mainly men) walking backwards, parading in gilded coaches, and wearing embroidered aprons, stockings and tabards.───不管是公眾的還是私人的慶典，總有一大堆這樣的人：有倒著(zhù)走路的，有乘鍍金四輪馬車(chē)游行的，還有穿繡花圍裙、長(cháng)統襪和騎士短披風(fēng)的。

74 、Now and again a whimsically painted steeple breaks the horizon, its gilded cupola glittering in the bright spring sun.───在地平在線(xiàn)，不時(shí)可以看到一座漆著(zhù)鮮艷色彩的教堂尖塔，鍍金的圓頂在明亮的春日下閃閃發(fā)光。

75 、The estate tax offers a modest counterweight against the development of a new plutocracy to rival the industrial barons of America's Gilded Age.───不動(dòng)產(chǎn)稅提供了從新富豪勢力發(fā)展到美國鍍金時(shí)代工業(yè)大亨競爭之間一種適度的平衡。

76 、Trachtenberg, Alan. The Incorporation of America: Culture and Society in the Gilded Age. 1982.───《美國的公司:一次大戰后鍍金年代的文化和社會(huì )》1982.

77 、I live in a gilded cage of my own making.─── 我生活在一個(gè)我自己造就的黃金籠子里

78 、And when the gild shall be sitting no one of the gild is to bring in any stranger, except when required by the alderman or steward.───公會(huì )集會(huì )時(shí)，若非得到了會(huì )長(cháng)或者執事的許可，任何成員都不得帶陌生人入內。

79 、Worshippers' candles illuminate the Shwedagon Paya, a gilded Buddhist pagoda that rises almost 330 feet (100 meters) in central Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar (Burma).───信徒們點(diǎn)燃的蠟燭照亮了瑞光大金塔，這是一座高達330英尺(100米)的鍍金佛塔，位于緬甸仰光的中心。

80 、Therefore, the enterprise broke also to take “as soon as three years examined” the exempting from inspection certificate, the exempting from inspection certificate also had “gilded” the effect.───因而，企業(yè)打破頭也要拿下“三年一檢”的免檢證書(shū)，免檢證書(shū)也就有了“貼金”的效果。

81 、Well, first of all, you don't need to gild the lily.─── 首先 你不必畫(huà)蛇添足

82 、Carrie thanked him and walked briskly out, while the young man gazed after her through one of the side windows of his gilded coop.───嘉莉向他道謝以后，就輕快她走了出來(lái)。 那個(gè)年輕人還從裝飾華麗的售票處邊窗注視著(zhù)她的背影。

83 、In front of the hall, there are a couple of gilded bronze vats, which were used to hold water in case of fire.───在大殿前，有一對鍍金的青銅大缸，它是用來(lái)裝水的以防火災。

84 、More than one pasha glided past him in his gilded barge, but these made only the customary salutations and gave no other sign.───不止一位帕夏駕著(zhù)金子涂覆的航船滑過(guò)眼前，可是除了照例打個(gè)招呼，絲毫也沒(méi)有其它跡象。

85 、Soon a red streak became visible in the horizon , the waves whitened, a light played over them, and gilded their foaming crests with gold.───不久，地平線(xiàn)上現出了一道紅色的長(cháng)帶，波浪漸漸變成了白色，一道亮光掠過(guò)海上面，把吐著(zhù)白沫的浪尖染成了金**。

86 、In the Thousand Buddha Mountain Park Plaza, the entrance stands a stone arch, arch inscribed "Maitreya resort" four gilded characters.St.───在千佛山公園廣場(chǎng)的入口處，矗立著(zhù)一座石雕的牌坊，牌坊上面刻著(zhù)“彌勒勝地”四個(gè)鍍金大字。

87 、Even suffering from cancer, she herself still involves in the work of HK Gild of Performing Artistes, taking part in movie, and had her concert as scheduled.───在自身患病的情況下，香港演藝人協(xié)會(huì )的工作親力親為，拍**、開(kāi)演唱會(huì )也按計劃進(jìn)行。

88 、The12 gilded pillars and the 12 outer eave pillars together represent the 24 solar terms of the year.───加上龍井柱梁枋上的的八根雷公柱，這里大小36個(gè)柱子暗喻著(zhù)36天罡。

89 、"Yes, he's so trusting.So tomorrow we'll gild the lily, then geld（閹割） it, and that will be that.───“是的，他很值得信任，明天我們就把這個(gè)純潔的小姑娘閹了。

90 、As known, normal printing and gilded printing are done at the same time, on the same machine.───眾所周知, 法線(xiàn)打印和被鍍金的打印同時(shí)做, 在同樣機器。

鍍金時(shí)代是指哪一段時(shí)期，為什么這樣叫？

鍍金時(shí)代 (Gilded Age)

----------------------形容從南北戰爭結束到20世紀初的那一段美國歷史；

----------------------原因：因為有許多人在這個(gè)時(shí)期里成為巨富，也因為富有，而過(guò)著(zhù)金子般的生活；

工業(yè)的成長(cháng)與移民潮成為美國歷史上在這個(gè)時(shí)期的特征。

鋼鐵的生產(chǎn)量急遽增加，而西部資源，例如木材、金子、銀子，也因為要改善交通系統而需求量大增。鐵路的發(fā)展，讓西部豐富的資源得以源源不斷運到東部。當時(shí)對鋼鐵與石油也有很大的需求。

工業(yè)化的結果，讓許多人創(chuàng )造了相當大的財富，例如約翰．洛克菲勒 (John D. Rockfeller) 因為石油致富、安德魯．卡內基 (Andrew Carnegie) 因為鋼鐵而致富等。因為這些人靠著(zhù)買(mǎi)低賣(mài)高的手段，賺取大量財富，所以他們都被稱(chēng)為是「強盜大亨」 (Robber Baron) 。

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wed wedded, wed wedded, wed

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wet wetted, wet wetted, wet

will would -

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wind winded, wound winded, wound

wit wist wist

withdraw withdrew withdrawn

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withstand withstood withstood

work worked worked

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wring wrung wrung

write wrote written