calliope

calliope

美 [kəˈlaɪəˌpi] 　英 [kəˈlaiəpi:]

• n.汽笛风琴；【希神】卡拉培
• 网络卡利俄珀；卡利俄佩；史诗

词形变化

复数：calliopes  

英汉解释

n.	1. 汽笛风琴 2. 【希神】卡拉培

英英解释

n.	1. in Greek mythology, the Muse of epic poetry, one of the nine Muses believed to inspire and nurture the arts. 2. an organ that generates sound by the release of steam or compressed air through pipes, with tunes often played mechanically, as on a player piano.

例句

When it reached mine, I heard cacophonous music like a calliope and felt as if Roman candles had been lighted inside my skull.

当它进入我体内，我听到像汽笛风琴一样嘈杂的声音，觉得爆竹在我颅内引燃。

The calliope hummingbird weighs only as much as two paper clips, yet it migrates annually between Canada and Mexico.

星蜂鸟仅有两个纸夹那么重，但是它每年都会在加拿大和墨西哥间迁徙。

They supplemented their guitar sound with strings, baroque trumpets, even a calliope.

除此以外，他们用弦乐、巴洛克喇叭、甚至汽笛来丰富他们的吉他音。

Calliope, or The Musical Miscellany (Various). voice, violin, flute. Classical.

卡莱厄皮，或音乐剧集锦（各种）。的声音，小提琴，长笛。古典。

The Michael Friedsam Foundation Merry-Go-Round, nearly empty of children but overflowing with calliope music.

迈克尔。弗雷德塞姆基金会旋转木马上几乎没有孩子，但洋溢着汽笛风琴奏的乐曲。

If Calliope is your true desire, I can help you.

如果卡利俄珀是你所真正渴求的话，我可以帮你。

The Reformation of Calliope The Roads We Take

我们选择的道路