belfry 英 [ˈbelfri]   美 [ˈbɛlfri]

belfry

belfry  英 [ˈbelfri] 美 [ˈbɛlfri]

n. 钟楼;钟塔 

名词复数:belfries 

belfry rock. 钟楼岩石。
Every bat flying out of the belfry a lost cause, every whoopla a groan over the radio from the private trenches of the damned. 每一只飞出钟楼的骗幅都是一项失败的事业,每一次狂欢都是注定要死的人从单人战壕里通过无线电台发出的呻吟。

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  • n. 钟楼;钟塔
  • 1. belfry rock.

    钟楼岩石。

  • 2. Every bat flying out of the belfry a lost cause, every whoopla a groan over the radio from the private trenches of the damned.

    每一只飞出钟楼的骗幅都是一项失败的事业,每一次狂欢都是注定要死的人从单人战壕里通过无线电台发出的呻吟。

  • 3. This two-storey church made of stone was build in the middle of the 17th century. Its belfry and fence was destroyed during the Soviet time.

    这座两层楼的石头砌成的教堂建于17世纪中叶。它的钟楼和栅栏在苏维埃时期遭受毁坏。

  • belfry (n.) c. 1400, "wooden siege tower on wheels" (late 13c. in Anglo-Latin with a sense "bell tower"), from Old North French berfroi "movable siege tower" (Modern French beffroi), from Middle High German bercfrit "protecting shelter," from Proto-Germanic compound *berg-frithu, literally "high place of security," or that which watches over peace." From bergen "to protect" (from PIE root *bhergh- (1) "to hide, protect") or [Watkins] *bergaz "mountain, high place" (from PIE root *bhergh- (2) "high," with derivatives referring to hills and hill-forts) + *frithu- "peace; personal security" (see affray).
bel·fry / ˈbelfri ; NAmE ˈbelfri / noun ( plural bel·fries ) a tower in which bells hang, especially as part of a church (尤指教堂的)钟楼,钟塔 belfry belfries bel·fry / ˈbelfri ; NAmE ˈbelfri /
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