lollipops
英 [ˈlɒlɪpɒps]
美 [ˈlɑliˌpɑps]
n. 棒棒糖
lollipop的复数
柯林斯词典
- 棒棒糖
Alollipopis a sweet consisting of a hard disc or ball of a sugary substance on the end of a stick.
双语例句
- I bought lollipops and a toot-toot bugle. I started for home.
我给她买了棒棒糖,一吹就呜的打响的小喇叭。我就往回走。 - They sold lollipops, wrote letters to the community asking for donations and collected their own money.
他们去卖棒棒糖,写信给社区寻求捐助,还捐出了自己的积蓄。 - Push Pops are lollipops that come in something which resembles a lipstick tube, but you can put your finger in it to push the lollipop up.
口红棒糖果是一种装在类似于口红管中的棒棒糖,但你可以将手指伸进去把棒棒糖从底下推出来。 - They are eating birthday cake and lollipops.
他们正在吃生日蛋糕和棒棒糖。 - She sold many flavors of cool lollipops.
她卖很多不同口味的棒棒糖。 - Aldous Snow: Your brain is full of lollipops, rainbows, and cheese.
你满脑子都是棒棒糖、彩虹、芝士这些玩意儿。 - The artwork is playful, juxtaposing everyday items familiar to a child – lollipops, scissors, and bubble blowers – against notions of fancy or exaggeration.
这作品是好玩的,以日常的项目与一个孩子并列-棒棒糖,剪刀,和气泡鼓风机-表示对概念的想像或夸张。 - I not like lollipops, but it can give me happiness feeling bad.
莪不是喜欢棒棒糖,而是它能够给莪幸福旳感觉。 - I think I can get some lollipops out of him.
我想我还能从他这得到些棒棒糖。 - The orchestra, outraged at the idea of being led by a child, greeted him at the first rehearsal with lollipops in their mouths.
由于交响乐团对由一个孩子来指挥自己的做法感到愤怒,所以他们第一次彩排时含着棒棒糖对他表示欢迎。