lollipops

英 [ˈlɒlɪpɒps]

美 [ˈlɑliˌpɑps]

n.  棒棒糖
lollipop的复数

柯林斯词典

• 棒棒糖
  Alollipopis a sweet consisting of a hard disc or ball of a sugary substance on the end of a stick.

双语例句

• She sold many flavors of cool lollipops.
  她卖很多不同口味的棒棒糖。
• Temptation red: often used in jellies and lollipops.
  诱惑红：经常在果冻和棒棒糖中使用。
• He went over and bought ices and lollipops for the children.
  他走过去买了冰淇淋和冰棍给孩子们吃。
• The orchestra, outraged at the idea of being led by a child, greeted him at the first rehearsal with lollipops in their mouths.
  由于交响乐团对由一个孩子来指挥自己的做法感到愤怒，所以他们第一次彩排时含着棒棒糖对他表示欢迎。
• I not like lollipops, but it can give me happiness feeling bad.
  莪不是喜欢棒棒糖，而是它能够给莪幸福旳感觉。
• I bought lollipops and a toot-toot bugle. I started for home.
  我给她买了棒棒糖，一吹就呜的打响的小喇叭。我就往回走。
• Lollipops in the waiting room.
  他在候诊室放了棒棒糖。
• They sold lollipops, wrote letters to the community asking for donations and collected their own money.
  他们去卖棒棒糖，写信给社区寻求捐助，还捐出了自己的积蓄。
• I think I can get some lollipops out of him.
  我想我还能从他这得到些棒棒糖。
• The artwork is playful, juxtaposing everyday items familiar to a child – lollipops, scissors, and bubble blowers – against notions of fancy or exaggeration.
  这作品是好玩的，以日常的项目与一个孩子并列-棒棒糖，剪刀，和气泡鼓风机-表示对概念的想像或夸张。