ewer
ewer 英 [ˈju:ə(r)] 美 [ˈjuɚ]
n. 大口水壶
名词复数:ewers
- A ewer is a jug or a pitcher — it's a container used to hold and pour liquids. Ewers tend to be more decorative than useful.
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- n. 大口水壶
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1. I am sure this is newer, "said the brewer, "and purer than the drink in that ewer. "
我确信这是新的，布鲁尔说，与那大口水壶里的饮料更加纯。
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2. Monastery cloisters featured a stone trough for hand-washing, and medieval paintings of interiors often show a ewer, a basin and a cloth for drying hands in a corner of the room.
修道院回廊里展示的是一个洗手石槽，而院内的中世纪画中所画，通常是在房间角落里放置一个大口水罐，一个洗盆和一块用于擦手的布。
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3. Greenish white porcelain is a famous genre of Northern Song Dynasty porcelain, and the handled ewer as a prominent representative is distinguished in particular for its unique shapes.
青白瓷是北宋名瓷，青白瓷执壶是其优秀代表之一，尤其以造型取胜。
- ewer (n.) "water pitcher with a wide spout," early 14c., from Anglo-French *ewiere, Old French eviere "water pitcher," parallel form of aiguiere (Modern French aiguière), from fem. of Latin aquarius "of or for water," as a noun, "water-carrier" (see aquarium).
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