carillon
英 [kəˈrɪljən]
美 [ˈkærəlɑːn]
n. 组钟; 大钟琴; 组钟乐曲; 钟乐
复数：carillons
COCA.30640
牛津词典
noun
- 组钟；大钟琴
a set of bells on which tunes can be played, sometimes using a keyboard - 组钟乐曲；钟乐
a tune played on bells
英英释义
noun
- playing a set of bells that are (usually) hung in a tower
- set of bells hung in a bell tower
双语例句
- It was highlighted by the laying of the cornerstone by the Governor General of the Confederation Building on Wellington Street and the inauguration of the Carillon in the Peace Tower.
它凸显的奠基总联合会由总督威灵顿街建设并开通了梅勒在和平塔。 - The carillon has held the post of this election candidate, the ordinary social pedagogical faculty third grade student river tin zhu ( sound) election propagandist.
钟琴担任了此次选举的候选人、普通社会教育系三年级学生河锡洙（音）的选举宣传员。 - In the17th century scaled-down carillons are introduced into the drawing-room: the musical clock contains a row of bells which are played by a pro grammed cylinder just like the tower carillon.
17世纪，小型的组铃进入了家庭：在带音乐的钟里有一排铃，由一个乐曲编码滚筒来演奏，就象钟塔里的组铃一样。 - Carillon history in the development process, experienced a shift from the entertainment and entertaining people of God functional changes.
在钟琴的历史发展过程中，经历了由娱神转向娱人的功能性转变。 - In New Zealand the National War Memorial Carillon Tower has been cathodically protected along with a few jetties.
在新西兰，国家战争纪念钟楼和一些码头一起被阴极保护。 - Shattering rain striking the windowpanes; the shattering tones of the enormous carillon; the shattering peal of artillery.
纷乱的雨点敲打着玻璃窗；巨钟发出的嘈杂的声音；嘈杂的隆隆的炮声。 - In1796 the Swiss watchmaker Antoine Favre takes out the patent on "the carillon without bells or hammers".
1796年，瑞士钟表匠安托万·法夫尔为“没有铃或锤子的组铃”申请到了专利。