lamppost

lamppost读音音标

英[\\\'læmppəʊst]

美[ˈlæmpˌpost]

基本意思释义

n.灯杆，路灯柱

短语及实用例句

She was so sleepy that she ran into a lamppost.

她如此困倦,以致撞到路灯杆上.

《简明英汉词典》

Paul got out of control of his car and ran it into a lamppost.

保罗没能把汽车控制住,结果把它撞到路灯柱子上去了.

《简明英汉词典》

The bus banged up a lamppost.

汽车砰地撞上了路杆.

辞典例句

The car banged up a lamppost.

汽车撞坏了一根路杆.

辞典例句

He drove full tilt intothe lamppost.

他车开得飞快,撞上了路灯柱.

辞典例句

The dog cocked its leg ( against the lamppost ), ie in order to urinate.

狗(对着灯柱)抬起一只腿 ( 撒尿 ).

辞典例句

In his hurry he ran his head against a lamppost.

匆忙之中,他的头撞到了一根电灯杆上.

Running down the street, I knocked up against the lamppost.

我沿街跑时撞上了电灯杆.

He banged his head against the lamppost and hurt it.

他的头撞晨了灯柱上,受了伤.

It annoys me if a lamppost is not bolt upright.

如果灯杆不是笔直的,我就感到烦恼.

Linda and Andrew were killed when the car crashed into a lamppost.

当琳达和安德鲁的车撞上了路灯柱时,他们丧生了.

I stood against a lamppost and read it over. It\'sounded preposterous.

我靠在一根灯柱上读了上面的话, 这封信写得有点荒谬.

I ran my head into the lamppost and hurt it.

我将头撞在灯柱上,撞伤了.

Vingo charged into a lamppost and hurt his arm.

文戈撞上了路灯柱,手臂受了伤.

He lost control of the car and smashed into a lamppost.

他的车失去了控制,撞上街灯柱.

英英释义

Noun

1. a metal post supporting an outdoor lamp (such as a streetlight)