gemstones

英

美 [ˈdʒɛmˌstoʊnz]

n.  宝石
gemstone的复数

柯林斯词典

• 宝石
  Agemstoneis a jewel or stone used in jewellery.

双语例句

• For example, ancient people discovered that drops of water and certain gemstones distorted light in a predictable way.
  例如，古人观察到了水滴和某些雕琢过的宝石可以把光按照一定的方向折射出去。
• The drink is unique because it is filtered through a sand of crushed diamonds and gemstones.
  喝的是独特的，因为它是通过一个粉碎的钻石和宝石的砂过滤。
• I have done many meditations with malachite to gather knowledge on gemstones and on myself.
  我做了很多思索与孔雀石收集宝石知识和我自己。
• In this case, the ring should comprise of a plain metal band ( such as gold or platinum), as gemstones and diamonds will not hold up well.
  如果他的工作两手都要用到，就给他选一款纯金属戒指（黄金或白金），宝石或钻石的戒指戴起来会不方便。
• ( of some crystals especially gemstones) exhibiting asterism.
  （属于一些水晶特别是经雕琢过的宝石）显示星彩。
• For thousands of years, the ruby has been considered one of the most valuable gemstones on earth.
  几千年来，红宝石一直被我们视为最珍贵的宝石之一。
• The silver price sank 36 per cent, while diamonds and other gemstones continue to be hampered by supply-side problems.
  银价下跌36%，同时钻石和其他宝石继续受到供应方面问题的影响。
• From ancient times supernatural powers have been attributed by astrologers to certain gemstones.
  在古代星卜家认为超自然的力量是由某种宝石造成的。
• Early Greek cultures valued crystals and gemstones.
  希腊的厄尔利文明很敬重水晶和宝石。
• A hard glassy mineral consisting of an oxide of magnesium and aluminum; occurs in various colors that are used as gemstones.
  一种坚硬的玻璃状矿物，由镁和铝的氧化物组成，色泽各异，用作宝石。