1.(东方国家旧时用人抬的)四[六]人大轿
1.a covered seat carried on poles held parallel to the ground on the shoulders of two or four people, used in former times to transport an important person, especially in East Asia
1.All they could see was the palanquin. But it was a fine procession just the same.
他们可以看到的是轿子。但这是一个很好的游行一样。
2.1 monologue in Taiwan said: rats daughter sitting palanquin. carried Yitai house cat. The next day. the king rat queen daughter of view.
1人独白在台里说：老鼠女儿坐花轿。一抬抬到猫咪家。第二天。老鼠国王王后来看女儿。
3.The fight becomes so fearful, mother, that it would give you a cold shudder could you see it from your palanquin.
这一场战斗是那么激烈，妈妈，如果你从轿子里看得见的话，你一定会发冷战的。
4.They set down the palanquin and knocked three times with a copper hammer.
他们放下轿子，以一柄铜锤敲了三次门。
5.One evening I met some negroes carrying a heavy palanquin through the bazaar.
一日晚间，我遇见几个黑奴抬着一顶沉重的轿子穿过市集。
6.As I got into the palanquin I closed my eyes.
我坐进轿子，眼睛就阖上了。
7.In the palanquin pass on the way, that woman in the car, a long heavy sigh and said out suicide.
在花轿过门的途中，那女子在轿里长叹一声自尽了。
8.They set my palanquin down right under his nose, and the young Englishman received me courteously.
他们把我的轿子停在他面前，年轻的英国人彬彬有礼地接待了我。
9.When their master's palanquin passed, they bowed their heads to the dust, as was proper.
当他们的主人的轿过去了，他们低头的灰尘，作为是正确的。
10.Everybody now cast a squint up under their eyebrows, and watched the palanquin go by.
现在每个人都投了斜视根据其眉毛，并观看了轿子去的。