oaken中文什么意思

adj.
〔古、诗〕栎(木制)的。

例句与用法

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1. The mouth of the cave was up the hillside - an opening shaped like a letter a . its massive oaken door stood unbarred
   一捆捆蜡烛拿了出来，大家立即欢快地开始爬山。洞口在山坡上形状像大写的字母。
2. Caderousse , more and more astonished , went toward a large oaken cupboard , opened it , and gave the abb a long purse of faded red silk , round which were two copper runners that had once been gilt . the abb
   卡德鲁斯愈来愈惊异，他走到一只橡木的大碗柜前面，打开碗柜，拿出了一只红丝带织成的钱袋给了教士，钱袋很长很大，上面有两个铜圈，从前镀过金的。
3. The grass - plot before the jail , in prison lane , on a certain summer morning , not less than two centuries ago , was occupied by a pretty large number of the inhabitants of boston ; all with their eyes intently fastened on the iron - clamped oaken door
   二百多年前一个夏日的上午，狱前街上牢房门前的草地上，满满地站着好大一群波士顿的居民，他们一个个都紧盯着布满铁钉的橡木牢门。
4. The ruddy brick floor smiled up at the smoky ceiling ; the oaken settles , shiny with long wear , exchanged cheerful glances with each other ; plates on the dresser grinned at pots on the shelf , and the merry firelight flickered and played over everything without distinction
   赭红的砖地，朝着烟雾缭绕的天花板微笑；使用日久磨得锃亮的橡木长凳，愉快地互相对视；食橱上的盘碟，冲着碗架上的锅盆咧嘴大笑；而那炉欢畅的柴火，闪烁跳跃，把自己的光一视同仁地照亮了屋里所有的东西。
5. At about the centre of the oaken panels , that lined the hall , was suspended a suit of mail , not , like the pictures , an ancestral relic , but of the most modern date ; for it had been manufactured by a skilful armourer in london , the same year in which governor bellingham came over to new england . there was a steel headpiece , a cuirass , a gorget , and greaves , with a pair of gauntlets and a sword hanging beneath ; all , and especially the helmet and breastplate , so highly burnished as to glow with white radiance , and scatter an illumination everywhere about upon the floor
   大厅四周全都镶嵌着橡木护墙板，正中位置上悬接着一副甲胄，那可不象画中的那种遗物，面是当时的最新制品因为那是在贝灵汉总督跨海来到新英格兰那一年，由伦敦的一位技术熟练的工匠打造的，包括一具头盔一面护胸一个颈套一对护腔一副臂销和吊在下面的一把长剑。

英文释义

形容词

1. consisting of or made of wood of the oak tree; "a solid oak table"; "the old oaken bucket"

百科释义

Oaken is a small village in Staffordshire, England. The first mention of the Oaken place-name, was in 1086 when it was listed in the Domesday book as Ache.