statues

英 [ˈstætjuːz]

美 [ˈstæˌtʃuz]

n.  雕塑，雕像，塑像(大小通常等于或大于真人或实物)
statue的复数

柯林斯词典

• (石头或金属的)雕像，雕塑
  Astatueis a large sculpture of a person or an animal, made of stone or metal.

双语例句

• The statues cast long creeping shadows.
  塑像投下了长长的、缓缓蠕动的影子。
• Collect mummy, Hellenistic Statues and busts of Roman emperors.
  收藏木乃伊、腊的雕像和罗马皇帝的半身像。
• But as the artists recovered their poise, they produced a series of remarkably naturalistic statues and paintings.
  但当艺术家们恢复了平静之后，他们以自然主义手法创作了一系列的雕塑和绘画作品。
• Seated Buddha statues with flower offerings.
  坐佛塑像和供奉的鲜花。
• Forbidding Victorian architecture and statues.
  维多利亚时代令人生畏的建筑和雕像。
• He condemned medieval religions, but in poems and statues he was the new emperor god.
  他谴责中世纪的宗教，但从诗词和塑像来看，他就是新登基的帝王之神。
• Or should I call it "Perverts and statues"?
  或者可以称为“歪门邪道的人和雕像”？
• I should say statues stolen from the temples.
  我要说这些是从寺庙里偷窃的佛像。
• Some of the statues were broken, but others were still whole.
  有雕像已经破损了，其他的还很完整。
• He patiently hopped from one lily to another and shattered all11 statues, breaking the hammer in the process.
  他耐心地一蹦一跳地从一个莉莉到另一个国家，并且打碎所有的11个雕像，打破了锤的过程。