kaleidoscope

kaleidoscope [kəˈlaɪdəskəʊp]  [kəˈlaɪdəskoʊp] 

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kaleidoscope 基本解释

kaleidoscope的解释

名词万花筒; 千变万化,瞬息万变

kaleidoscope 网络解释

kaleidoscope的反义词

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kaleidoscope 词典解释
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1. 万花筒
    A kaleidoscope is a toy in the shape of a tube with a small hole at one end. If you look through the hole and turn the other end of the tube, you can see a pattern of colours which changes as you turn the tube round.

2. (色彩、成分等的)千变万化,瞬息万变
    You can describe something that is made up of a lot of different and frequently changing colours or elements as a kaleidoscope.

    e.g. ...the vivid kaleidoscope of colours displayed in the plumage of the peacock.
           孔雀羽毛的五彩缤纷
    e.g. ...a kaleidoscope of different alliances, groupings and interests.
           结盟形式、党派分立及利益关系的瞬息万变

kaleidoscope 单语例句

1. kaleidoscope的近义词

1. No element creates a sense of occasion quite like fire, especially when it's used to light up the night sky in a kaleidoscope of color.

2. kaleidoscope在线翻译

2. A kaleidoscope of different colored frogs was also found, including 24 of the famed poison dart variety and one that was translucent.

3. The buffet in Kaleidoscope restaurant mainly features Arabic and Mediterranean dishes, complemented by Northern African and Indian cuisines.

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4. It is naturally endowed with the picturesque scenery of bright and beautiful mountains and waters, radiant with clouds and mists just like a kaleidoscope.

5. " These photographs are a kaleidoscope of what China was and is, " said Lu in prepared remarks before the ribbon cutting ceremony.

6. kaleidoscope什么意思

6. Most tourists to the Inner Mongolia autonomous region seek out the famous grasslands, but you can find a kaleidoscope of colors in Wuhai.

7. The kaleidoscope of images projected onto Chinese cities during the Crossings Festival has thrown a spotlight on China's own history.

8. The book's several contributing authors provide a kaleidoscope of perspectives, making it ideal for an omnivorous reader.

9. British photographer Craig Kirk is presenting a kaleidoscope of international metropolises with his exhibition Invisible Cities.

10. However, over the last decade it has been replaced by a kaleidoscope of other winter wear.

kaleidoscope 英英释义

noun

1. an optical toy in a tube
    it produces symmetrical patterns as bits of colored glass are reflected by mirrors

2. kaleidoscope是什么意思

2. a complex pattern of constantly changing colors and shapes