carillon

carillon

美 [kəˈrɪljən] 　英

• n.组钟；大钟琴；组钟乐曲
• v.用编钟演奏乐曲
• 网络钟乐器；排钟；钟琴塔

词形变化

复数：carillons  过去式：carillonned  

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.	1. 【乐】编钟;电子钟琴 2. 钟乐曲 3. (风琴的)钟乐音栓
v.	1. 用编钟演奏乐曲,奏钟乐

英英解释

n.	1. a musical instrument consisting of a set of bells in a small tower that you play using a keyboard in the same way that you play a piano

例句

State records show that the company, originally called Carillon Holdings, was established in March 2008.

州政府文件记录显示这个公司最初叫做卡瑞龙控股（CarillonHoldings），它是在2008年3月的时候成立的。

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。

A 28-meter staircase leads up to where the eight-bell carillon tops the tower.

甲28米楼梯导致提高至八钟钟楼顶部的塔。

In 1755, French settlers in North America began building a military fortification, Fort Carillon, on the western shore of Lake Champlain.

1775年北美的法国殖民者在尚普兰湖西岸修建了一个军事要塞，卡里永堡。

In 1796 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。