marble
noun /ˈmɑːbl/
/ˈmɑːrbl/
- [uncountable] a type of hard stone that is usually white and often has coloured lines in it. It can be polished (= made smooth and shiny by rubbing) and is used in building and for making statues, etc.
大理石 - a slab/block of marble
一块大理石板 - a marble floor/sculpture
大理石地板/雕刻 - a statue of Cupid carved in black marble
用黑色大理石雕成的丘比特像 - sculptures in polished white marble
用打磨过的白色大理石刻出的雕像
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- cold
- cool
- coloured/colored
- …
- block
- slab
- carve
- carve something from/in
- make something from/in/of/out of
- …
- quarry
- floor
- pillar
- …
- in marble
- a slab/block of marble
- [countable] a small ball of coloured glass that children roll along the ground in a game
(玻璃)弹子 - marbles[uncountable] a game played with marbles
弹子游戏 - Three boys were playing marbles.
三个男孩儿在玩弹子游戏。
- Three boys were playing marbles.
- marbles[plural] (informal) a way of referring to somebody’s intelligence or mental ability
理智;智力 - He's losing his marbles (= he's not behaving in a sensible way).
他失去理智了。
- He's losing his marbles (= he's not behaving in a sensible way).
词源Middle English: via Old French (variant of marbre), from Latin marmor, from Greek marmaros ‘shining stone’, associated with marmairein ‘to shine’.