looking glass

英 [ˈlʊkɪŋ ɡlɑːs]

美 [ˈlʊkɪŋ ɡlæs]

n.  镜子

牛津词典

noun

• 镜子
  a mirror

柯林斯词典

• 镜子
  Alooking glassis a mirror.

英英释义

noun

• a mirror
  Synonym:glass

双语例句

• The looking glass reflected her figure.
  镜子照出她的身姿。
• Anyone walking through the Looking Glass would be transported instantly into Wonderland, a world where animals talked in riddles and common sense wasn't so common.
  任何透过玻璃看将运入仙境，世界上的动物在谈到谜语和常识即刻走不那么普遍。
• Therefore the technique is the means, the art is the looking glass, but a talented person is the aim in itself.
  所以，技术是工具，艺术是镜子，而人才是目的本身。
• Henry Deacon has said that he never worked with or encountered the form of Looking Glass that Burisch described, and therefore is not in a position to confirm it.
  亨利-狄肯曾表示他从来没有接触过或遇到过布里奇描述的窥镜模式，因此它将无法确认。
• It is an alternative world that lies "through the looking glass", in which the promise of hope and birth emerge from its lowest part.
  这是一个存在于镜像中的“他者的世界”，在其中，希望与诞生的诺言从它的最底层凸现。
• I am told he is through the looking glass.
  我听说他在镜子世界里。
• The world is looking glass, and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face.
  世界是一面镜子，它反照出每一个人的真实面目。
• I went to the looking glass to arrange my tie.
  我对着镜子系领带。
• She broke her looking glass, dressing to go out.
  她在外出前穿衣时把镜子打破了。
• Bill Hamilton described the Looking Glass in some detail on this page of his website.
  比尔-汉密尔顿他网站的这个页面描述了窥镜的一些细节。