n. 引人羡慕的东西, 景象, 眼镜, 场面, 公开展示
n. something or someone seen (especially a notable or unusual sight)
n. an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale
n. a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase `make a spectacle of' yourself
1. We don't have enough of a spectacle.
还不够精彩 要精彩绝伦
2. It's the clothes, not the celebrity, and not the spectacle.
最重要的是衣服 不是那些名人或是时装秀
3. Now I have a spectacle for the ladies.
我给小姐们也准备了特别的礼物
4. By 1931 it was an international spectacle.
不到1931年它就已经是国际性赛事
5. And you shouldn't be vain about needing spectacles, you know.
你可不该因为缺一副眼镜功亏一篑
6. She was a preening interloper who made a spectacle of herself.
她是个到处献丑装模作样的不速之客
7. The king wants her death to be a spectacle.
国王想让她在众目睽睽之下殒命
8. Ah, I've put your spectacles over there, m'lady.
我把您的眼镜放那儿了 夫人
9. Elkington had prepared a most wondrous spectacle.
埃金顿精心准备了一个奇观
10. The man loves a spectacle, I'll give him that.
他就喜欢闹得人尽皆知 这我得承认
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