sparklers
英 [ˈspɑːkləz]
美 [ˈspɑrkələrz]
n. 烟花棒
sparkler的复数
柯林斯词典
- (可点燃后拿在手上的)烟花，花炮
A sparkler is a small firework that you can hold as it burns. It looks like a piece of thick wire and burns with a lot of small bright sparks.
双语例句
- For children under the age of five, apparently harmless sparklers account for one-third of all fireworks injuries.
对于五岁以下的儿童，看起来无害的烟火棒导致的伤害占所有烟火伤害的三分之一。 - But we can go ahead and light sparklers in our own back yard?
我们仍然可以在后院燃放烟火？ - And we're going to be in london, meeting your sparklers!
我们去伦敦，找你说的够劲的妞！ - After the totals were revealed one digit at a time by each singer's friends and parents, Zhao, 17, emerged victorious in a shower of confetti and sparklers.
当两人各自的朋友和父母打出投票结果的数字时，17岁的赵静怡在铺天的彩纸、亮片里露出了胜利的笑容。 - Every town puts on the most lavish public fireworks display it can afford, and many families light their own Roman candles and sparklers.
每个城镇都会展示出他们所能负担的最漂亮的焰火，许多家庭还会点燃自己的罗马蜡烛和焰火。