clock tower

英 [ˈklɒk taʊə(r)]

美 [ˈklɑːk taʊər]

n.  钟楼

牛津词典

noun

• 钟楼
  a tall tower, usually part of another building, with a clock at the top

柯林斯词典

• 钟楼
  Aclock toweris a tall, narrow building with a clock at the top.

英英释义

noun

• a tower with a large clock visible high up on an outside face

双语例句

• In his imagination Einstein looks back at the clock tower and what he sees is astonishing.
  在他的想象里爱因斯坦回头看着钟楼而且他所看到的令人震惊。
• Apparently its clock tower is KL's answer to Big Ben.
  吉隆坡的这座钟楼和英国大本钟不相上下。
• Zead: saint germain, you say? Did you meet him in the clock tower?
  塞：你说圣。日尔曼？你在钟楼顶上见过他了？
• It is a one-yuan ride in a bus to clock tower.
  从这里到钟楼坐汽车需要元。
• At present the famous central London landmark is described by the Palace of Westminster as the Clock Tower.
  目前，这座伦敦中心的地标性建筑仅被国会议员们简单地称为钟塔。
• There's a clock tower in the middle of this area.
  整个区域的近中央位置有个钟楼。
• The clock tower of Singapore stands in the midst of strong majestic buildings.
  新加坡的大钟楼矗立在坚固宏伟的建筑物中间。
• This small scale model of the clock shows the plans for the stair in relation to what is planned to eventually be the60-foot clock tower.
  这个时钟的小规模模型显示了有关楼梯的计划是什么计划，最终是60英尺的钟楼。
• They are going to floodlight the clock tower.
  他们打算用泛光灯给钟楼照明。
• The Houses of Parliament and the clock tower are one of London's iconic land ­ marks.
  大笨钟是伦敦威斯敏斯特宫北端的大钟的昵称，通常也用来指那块巨型钟表和塔楼。