sculptures

英 [ˈskʌlptʃəz]

美 [ˈskʌlptʃərz]

n.  雕像; 雕塑品; 雕刻品; 雕刻术; 雕塑术
v.  雕刻; 雕塑; 刻出，雕成
sculpture的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 雕刻作品;雕像;雕塑品
  Asculptureis a work of art that is produced by carving or shaping stone, wood, clay, or other materials.
  1. ...stone sculptures of figures and animals.
     人像和动物的石雕
  2. ...a collection of 20th-century art and sculpture.
     一批 20 世纪的艺术品与雕塑品
• N-UNCOUNT 雕刻艺术;雕塑艺术
  Sculptureis the art of creating sculptures.
  1. Both studied sculpture.
     两人都学习雕刻。

双语例句

• Seeing these stone men reminds me of those colossal stone sculptures on Easter Island.
  看到这些石人我想到了复活节岛上的那些巨型石雕。
• The festival will feature pyrotechnics, live music, and sculptures.
  节日里将有烟花表演、现场音乐会和雕塑展。
• Similar small animal pottery sculptures have also been found among relics along the Yellow River.
  在黄河中游早期的遗址中也有类似的动物陶塑发现。
• Even today, vestiges of peony culture remain visible in Luoyang sculptures and fashion.
  即使到了今天，在洛阳的雕塑与风尚中，依然可见牡丹文化的遗迹。
• Each one used golden or gold-plated sculptures to serve as a pedestal for their invisible God.
  每一个都用金制或镀金雕塑作为他们无形的神的基座。
• His paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures reveal endless creativity and passion for life.
  他的油画、素描、雕刻以及雕塑作品向世人展现了无尽的创造力和对生命的热爱。
• But they were melting the ice sculptures, so they had to go.
  但是他们把冰雕融化了，所以用不了。
• Most of the ancient Chinese sculptures were religious artifacts or tomb engravings.
  中国古代雕塑，绝大部分都属于宗教雕塑和陵墓雕塑。
• Liu Kaiqu made some very famous sculptures.
  刘开渠雕塑了一些名作。
• Many ancient sculptures fell into ruin after the earthquake.
  地震过后，许多古代的雕塑都毁了了。