uluru

uluru

美 [ˌuləˈru] 　英 [ˌuːləˈruː]

• 网络乌鲁鲁；乌奴奴；艾尔斯岩

英汉解释

na.	1. a large rock that stands west of Alice Springs in Australia’s Northern Territory that is an ancient holy place for aboriginal AustraliansIt used to be called Ayer’s Rock.

例句

Just a little further to the east, we spotted sacred and majestic 'Uluru'.

在向东一点点，我们拍摄到了神圣而又威严的“乌鲁鲁”。

"For the Aboriginal people, it is Uluru, a place to be revered and respected as a central part of their history and culture, " she says.

她说，只要从人们对这个地方的称呼，就可以看出他们的心态。

The most famous of these inselbergs is Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock).

最为著名的是乌鲁鲁巨岩（Uluru，也称艾尔斯岩，AyersRock）。

Its Australian journey began in the "red center" of the continent at Uluru (Ayers Rock), an immense rock sacred to the Aboriginal people.

澳大利亚的旅程起点在Uluru大陆的“红色中心”（艾尔斯岩），一块土著人奉为神明的巨石。

This photo of Uluru, formerly known as Ayer's Rock, was taken at sunset.

这张乌奴奴（以前称为艾尔斯岩（AyersRock））的照片是在日落时分照的。

Aboriginals have considered Uluru a holy place for thousands of years.

原住民几千年来都视乌鲁鲁为一块圣地。

Uluru is a World Heritage site in central Australia known for appearing to change color when the sun hits it from different angles.

乌鲁鲁巨岩是位于澳洲中部的世界遗产，为人所知的是因太阳照射角度不同会呈现不同的颜色。

ULURU, the large red rock in the Australian outback, is a sacred site for aboriginal people.

乌卢鲁（澳洲艾尔斯岩）是澳洲内地的一种红色单体巨石，对土著居民来说是神圣的象征。

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park houses the rock, called Uluru by Aborigines, the continent's original inhabitants.

这块巨石就在乌卢鲁-卡塔楚塔国家公园内，被欧洲大陆的原始居民土著人称为乌卢鲁。

This Boeing 737-800 flown by Qantas was designed by Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal artists using a palette inspired by Uluru, or Ayers Rock.

这架波音737-800型飞机身上的彩绘由澳洲土著和非土著艺术家联合设计，图案样式灵感来自于乌鲁鲁巨岩。

At sunset, Uluru sometimes looks like it is glowing red.

日落时分，乌鲁鲁有时候看起来是红彤彤的。

i wish to take a trip to the northern territory and uluru

我希望去北领地和乌鲁鲁旅行。

Here's Uluru after being colorized

以下是着色之后的乌奴奴