pokers

英 [ˈpəʊkəz] 美 [ˈpoʊkərz]

n.  扑克牌游戏; 通条; 拨火棍
poker的复数



柯林斯词典

  1. N-UNCOUNT 扑克牌游戏
    Poker is a card game that people usually play in order to win money.
    1. Lon and I play in the same weekly poker game.
      我和朗每周和同一帮人聚在一起打扑克。
  2. N-COUNT 拨火棒;通条
    A poker is a metal bar which you use to move coal or wood in a fire in order to make it burn better.
    1. Mrs Malone took up the poker and stirred at the little fire burning beside her.
      马隆夫人拿起拨火棒,拨弄了一下身旁燃烧着的小火。

双语例句

  1. His light, a little later, broke through chinks of cottage shutters, throwing stripes like red-hot pokers upon cupboards, chests of drawers, and other furniture within; and awakening harvesters who were not already astir.
    过了一会儿,他的光线穿过农家小屋百叶窗的缝隙,好像一根根烧红了的通条,照射在屋内的碗橱、五斗橱和其它的家具上;唤醒了还处在睡梦中的收获庄稼的农工们。
  2. A banquet array of dish-covers, wine-glasses, and decanters was generally to be seen, spread forth upon the bosom of a four-post bedstead, for the entertainment of such genial company as half-a-dozen pokers, and a hall lamp.
    由盘盖、酒杯、圆酒瓶组成的宴席餐具通常散放在四柱的床架上,供它们的亲朋好友(如三、四副火钳和过道里的一盏灯)来享用。
  3. Late Red-Hot Pokers are another spectacular sight at the end of the season, and their colouring couldn't be better with berries and the first of the autumn foliage.
    而又红又辣的美洲商陆花在夏末将是另一种特别的景观,它们的色彩与浆果和秋天的第一丛红叶相比,只会更加好看。