vitrine
/vi-treen/US // vɪˈtrin //UK // (ˈvɪtriːn) //
玻璃橱窗,玻璃幕墙,玻璃窗,玻璃柜
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a glass cabinet or case, especially for displaying art objects.
Examples
In the formaldehyde vitrine, the shirtless dancer meets a fellow prey.
They were not crafted for a single moment of public consumption, for a historic snapshot, or a museum vitrine.
The Jeff Koons was a pink balloon phallus, the Damien Hirst was salami-sliced and in a vitrine.
Those four exceptional windows of the choir aisle sparkle with the jeweled intensity of the golden age of the vitrine art.
The plainest of civilian garb of the late sixties was in the vitrine, and near by was the bed in which he actually managed to die.
And, talking of that, Ella, I hope you thought our glyco-vitrine decoration a success?
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