Definition of potter's wheel in English:

potter's wheel

noun

A horizontal revolving disc on which wet clay is shaped into pots or other round ceramic objects.
陶轮，拉坯轮
Example sentencesExamples
- Melodies sing, phrases are shaped like clay on a potter's wheel, and rhythms are given a gentle bounce.
- Lisbeth had a potter's wheel that she'd brought with her from Denmark - she'd studied pottery at college.
- I would shape pots at the potter's wheel, which in the days when I was a teenager was a tool you moved by kicking.
- In this cradle of civilisation the first system of writing was developed, and the potter's wheel, the seed plough and many other creations we now take for granted were invented.
- One potter might form the bowl, either through casting the clay in a mold or hand-forming it on a potter's wheel.
- We're going to start using the potter's wheel, since everyone seems to get the flow of hand molding.
- No, we don't have a potter's wheel - these pots were hand-built!
- I couldn't fight something that ate away from the inside, leaving me malleable like a piece of wet clay on the potter's wheel.
- Evidence would suggest that after about 900AD the potter's wheel as we would recognise it came back into fashion.
- He hand-built many works from slabs, and also had forms thrown to his specifications on the potter's wheel.
- They were thrilled to get their hands on the potter's wheel.
- To the right was a potter's wheel and a collection of beakers, test tubes, and empty containers made variously of clay, stone, shell, wood, and glass.
- Air bubbles will also make working on the potter's wheel more difficult.
- Stoneware vessels were often shaped by hand on a potter's wheel or sometimes formed in a wooden mold.
- They are also made with the potter's wheel as well as glazes and enamels introduced from Spain.
- In front of the window sat a table, a cabinet, an easel, and a potter's wheel.
- At times that play may actually be fun, at times it will feel more like the refiner's fire or the potter's wheel.
- Those with wheel expertise would demonstrate and instruct on the potter's wheel, and others would teach coil building.
- I would love to learn how to do other forms of art as well, like using a potter's wheel, photography and graphic arts.
- This outside work area is adjacent to the pottery building where the potter's wheels, kilns, and stockpile of clay and glazes are housed.

Definition of potter's wheel in US English:

potter's wheel

nounˈpädərz ˌ(h)wēl

A horizontal revolving disk on which wet clay is shaped into pots or other round ceramic objects.
陶轮，拉坯轮
Example sentencesExamples
- This outside work area is adjacent to the pottery building where the potter's wheels, kilns, and stockpile of clay and glazes are housed.
- Melodies sing, phrases are shaped like clay on a potter's wheel, and rhythms are given a gentle bounce.
- Stoneware vessels were often shaped by hand on a potter's wheel or sometimes formed in a wooden mold.
- I couldn't fight something that ate away from the inside, leaving me malleable like a piece of wet clay on the potter's wheel.
- Those with wheel expertise would demonstrate and instruct on the potter's wheel, and others would teach coil building.
- I would love to learn how to do other forms of art as well, like using a potter's wheel, photography and graphic arts.
- One potter might form the bowl, either through casting the clay in a mold or hand-forming it on a potter's wheel.
- They are also made with the potter's wheel as well as glazes and enamels introduced from Spain.
- In front of the window sat a table, a cabinet, an easel, and a potter's wheel.
- I would shape pots at the potter's wheel, which in the days when I was a teenager was a tool you moved by kicking.
- No, we don't have a potter's wheel - these pots were hand-built!
- In this cradle of civilisation the first system of writing was developed, and the potter's wheel, the seed plough and many other creations we now take for granted were invented.
- At times that play may actually be fun, at times it will feel more like the refiner's fire or the potter's wheel.
- Air bubbles will also make working on the potter's wheel more difficult.
- He hand-built many works from slabs, and also had forms thrown to his specifications on the potter's wheel.
- We're going to start using the potter's wheel, since everyone seems to get the flow of hand molding.
- Evidence would suggest that after about 900AD the potter's wheel as we would recognise it came back into fashion.
- To the right was a potter's wheel and a collection of beakers, test tubes, and empty containers made variously of clay, stone, shell, wood, and glass.
- They were thrilled to get their hands on the potter's wheel.
- Lisbeth had a potter's wheel that she'd brought with her from Denmark - she'd studied pottery at college.

单词	potter's wheel
释义	Definition of potter's wheel in English: potter's wheel noun A horizontal revolving disc on which wet clay is shaped into pots or other round ceramic objects. 陶轮，拉坯轮 Example sentencesExamples Melodies sing, phrases are shaped like clay on a potter's wheel, and rhythms are given a gentle bounce. Lisbeth had a potter's wheel that she'd brought with her from Denmark - she'd studied pottery at college. I would shape pots at the potter's wheel, which in the days when I was a teenager was a tool you moved by kicking. In this cradle of civilisation the first system of writing was developed, and the potter's wheel, the seed plough and many other creations we now take for granted were invented. One potter might form the bowl, either through casting the clay in a mold or hand-forming it on a potter's wheel. We're going to start using the potter's wheel, since everyone seems to get the flow of hand molding. No, we don't have a potter's wheel - these pots were hand-built! I couldn't fight something that ate away from the inside, leaving me malleable like a piece of wet clay on the potter's wheel. Evidence would suggest that after about 900AD the potter's wheel as we would recognise it came back into fashion. He hand-built many works from slabs, and also had forms thrown to his specifications on the potter's wheel. They were thrilled to get their hands on the potter's wheel. To the right was a potter's wheel and a collection of beakers, test tubes, and empty containers made variously of clay, stone, shell, wood, and glass. Air bubbles will also make working on the potter's wheel more difficult. Stoneware vessels were often shaped by hand on a potter's wheel or sometimes formed in a wooden mold. They are also made with the potter's wheel as well as glazes and enamels introduced from Spain. In front of the window sat a table, a cabinet, an easel, and a potter's wheel. At times that play may actually be fun, at times it will feel more like the refiner's fire or the potter's wheel. Those with wheel expertise would demonstrate and instruct on the potter's wheel, and others would teach coil building. I would love to learn how to do other forms of art as well, like using a potter's wheel, photography and graphic arts. This outside work area is adjacent to the pottery building where the potter's wheels, kilns, and stockpile of clay and glazes are housed. Definition of potter's wheel in US English: potter's wheel nounˈpädərz ˌ(h)wēl A horizontal revolving disk on which wet clay is shaped into pots or other round ceramic objects. 陶轮，拉坯轮 Example sentencesExamples This outside work area is adjacent to the pottery building where the potter's wheels, kilns, and stockpile of clay and glazes are housed. Melodies sing, phrases are shaped like clay on a potter's wheel, and rhythms are given a gentle bounce. Stoneware vessels were often shaped by hand on a potter's wheel or sometimes formed in a wooden mold. I couldn't fight something that ate away from the inside, leaving me malleable like a piece of wet clay on the potter's wheel. Those with wheel expertise would demonstrate and instruct on the potter's wheel, and others would teach coil building. I would love to learn how to do other forms of art as well, like using a potter's wheel, photography and graphic arts. One potter might form the bowl, either through casting the clay in a mold or hand-forming it on a potter's wheel. They are also made with the potter's wheel as well as glazes and enamels introduced from Spain. In front of the window sat a table, a cabinet, an easel, and a potter's wheel. I would shape pots at the potter's wheel, which in the days when I was a teenager was a tool you moved by kicking. No, we don't have a potter's wheel - these pots were hand-built! In this cradle of civilisation the first system of writing was developed, and the potter's wheel, the seed plough and many other creations we now take for granted were invented. At times that play may actually be fun, at times it will feel more like the refiner's fire or the potter's wheel. Air bubbles will also make working on the potter's wheel more difficult. He hand-built many works from slabs, and also had forms thrown to his specifications on the potter's wheel. We're going to start using the potter's wheel, since everyone seems to get the flow of hand molding. Evidence would suggest that after about 900AD the potter's wheel as we would recognise it came back into fashion. To the right was a potter's wheel and a collection of beakers, test tubes, and empty containers made variously of clay, stone, shell, wood, and glass. They were thrilled to get their hands on the potter's wheel. Lisbeth had a potter's wheel that she'd brought with her from Denmark - she'd studied pottery at college.
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