lamps

英 [læmps]

美 [læmps]

n.  灯; (理疗用的)发热灯; (科学上用的)射线照射器
lamp的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 灯
  Alampis a light that works by using electricity or by burning oil or gas.
  1. She switched on the bedside lamp...
     她打开床头灯。
  2. In the evenings we eat by the light of an oil lamp.
     晚上我们便在一盏油灯下吃饭。
• N-COUNT （尤指治疗或美容用的）发热灯，照射灯
  Alampis an electrical device which produces a special type of light or heat, used especially in medical or beauty treatment.
  1. ...a sun lamp.
     太阳灯
  2. ...the use of infra-red lamps.
     红外线灯的使用

双语例句

• The lamps of the gallery were full of gaseous neon, which made the light colorful.
  画廊的灯泡都充了气态的氖，这使得灯光五颜六色。
• Candles and lamps were being put out everywhere: she could inwardly behold the extinguisher and the extended hand.
  所有地方的烛光和灯火都熄灭了：她在心里头能够看见熄灭灯火的人和伸出去的手。
• Check the operation of all electrical loads and control lamps.
  检查所有电气负载和控制灯的工作情况。
• Signals are made with flags or lamps.
  信号是用旗或灯发出的。
• The trial had lasted all day, and the lamps in the court were now being lighted.
  审判已经进行了一天，法庭已经点上了灯。
• Halogen lamp: A type of incandescent lamps.
  卤素灯：白热灯的一种。
• Many people in the world did not need to use oil and gas lamps for light anymore.
  世上的人们再也不需要用煤油灯和汽油灯了。
• Silver lamps and jewellery can be polished in a similar way.
  灯和银首饰可抛光用类似的方法。
• People used to light rooms with oil lamps in the past. Now they use electricity.
  人们过去用油灯照明，如今都用电了。
• The electric lamps went out so we had to recur to candles to light the room.
  电灯灭了，我们不得不借助蜡烛来照明。