单词 | kaleidoscope |
释义 | ka·lei·do·scope I. 1. 2. a. < the lake a kaleidoscope of changing colors — Robert Gibbings > b. < reduce all experience to a shifting kaleidoscope of meaningless incidents — John Dewey > < her day … became a kaleidoscope of things embarked upon and left for other things — Adrian Bell > II. intransitive verb < pictures of the lights and the planes spinning and crashing … kaleidoscoped through his mind — Howard Hunt > transitive verb < poking … fun at our banalities and shortsightednesses as he kaleidoscopes them with the long view of man's cultural achievement — Henry Hewes > |
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