名词

1. I cannot see things through your spectacles.
我的看法和你的不一样。

2. Viewed from the top of Mount Tai, the sunrise was indeed a spectacle.
从泰山顶上看去，日出真是个奇观。

3. Don't make a spectacle of yourself.
不要现眼。

4. The display of fireworks on New Year's Eve was a fine spectacle.
除夕燃放的烟火真是美妙的奇观。

1. 场面：她表演的是技艺高超地挥舞盾牌. 那种象华丽的舞蹈一样挥舞的盾牌,洋溢着领袖人物的超凡魅力,会给观众带来强烈的冲击(impact)吧」. 真实的汗流浃背,激烈的肉体碰撞,加上魔幻与悲怆的爱情故事穿插交错,敬请期待前所未闻的壮观场面(spectacle)的叙事史诗.

2. 壮观场面：她表演的是技艺高超地挥舞盾牌. 那种象华丽的舞蹈一样挥舞的盾牌,洋溢著领袖人物的超凡魅力,会给观众带来强烈的冲击(impact)吧」. 真实的汗流浃背,激烈的肉体碰撞,加上魔幻与悲怆的爱情故事穿插交错,敬请期待前所未闻的壮观场面(spectacle)的敍事史诗.

1. 眼镜
Glasses are sometimes referred to as spectacles .

e.g. He looked at me over the tops of his spectacles.
他从眼镜框的上方看了看我。
e.g. ...thick spectacle frames.
厚厚的眼镜框

2. 奇异的景象;有趣的场面
A spectacle is a strange or interesting sight.

e.g. It was a spectacle not to be missed.
这是个不容错过的奇观。

3. 盛大的演出;壮观的场面
A spectacle is a grand and impressive event or performance.

e.g. 94,000 people turned up for the spectacle.
94,000 人参加了这一盛大活动。
e.g. ...a director passionate about music and spectacle.
对音乐和盛大演出充满激情的指挥

4. rose-coloured spectacles - see rose-coloured

noun

1. a blunder that makes you look ridiculous
used in the phrase `make a spectacle of' yourself

2. an elaborate and remarkable display on a lavish scale

3. something or someone seen (especially a notable or unusual sight)

e.g. the tragic spectacle of cripples trying to escape