n.景象；場(chǎng)面；奇觀；壯觀；公開(kāi)展示；表相，假相

n.（復(fù)）眼鏡

The sunrise was a splendid spectacle. 日出是個(gè)壯觀的景象。

The carnival parade was a magnificent spectacle. 狂歡節(jié)游行場(chǎng)面熱烈，蔚為大觀。

The children took in the spectacle open-mouthed. 孩子們張著嘴注視精彩表演。

The Red Beach is a spectacle of nature. 特色天成的自然奇觀紅海灘。

The crowd was dazzled by the spectacle. 人群被這一奇觀弄得眼花繚亂。

Set aside a day for the must-see spectacle of Milford Sound in the heart of NZ's unspoiled and awe-inspiring fjord-land. 一定要留一天給不能錯(cuò)過(guò)的美景米爾福德峽灣，它位于新西蘭腹地純自然而壯觀的峽灣地區(qū)。

She was a spectacle, sure enough. 毫無(wú)疑問(wèn)，她是丟現(xiàn)人眼了。

Congress is keen to avoid the spectacle of sending government workers home. 國(guó)會(huì)很想避免把政府職員遣送回家的公開(kāi)展示。

I can't see things through your spectacles. 我和你的看法不同。

The old man put on his spectacles and started reading. 老人戴上眼鏡開(kāi)始看書(shū)。

n.眼鏡

名詞spectacle的復(fù)數(shù)形式.

adj.戴眼鏡的；有眼鏡狀的斑紋的

adj.戴眼鏡的