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proper nounˈdreːsdn A city in eastern Germany, the capital of Saxony, on the River Elbe; population 504,800 (est. 2006). Famous for its baroque architecture, it was almost totally destroyed by Allied bombing in 1945. 德累斯顿（德国东部城市，萨克森州首府，临易北河，2006年估计人口504, 800；以巴罗克式建筑闻名，在1945年盟军轰炸中几乎完全被毁）
Dresden2(also Dresden china) noun ˈdrɛzd(ə)nˈdrɛzdən mass nounPorcelain ware with elaborate decoration and delicate colourings, made originally at Dresden and (since 1710) at nearby Meissen. 德累斯顿细瓷器 as modifier a mantel filled with Dresden figures 精美的德累斯顿细瓷杯。 Example sentencesExamples - Purled off with accuracy and ease, it came closer to the ‘Dresden china’ approach than I should have liked.
- Bookcases line the walls, a fire crackles in the fireplace, Victorian portraits hang on the walls, Dresden china and bric-a-brac clutter the mantelpiece.
- She shot her a grateful half-smile and descended on their boss with a Dresden china cup.
- The Maltese is blessed with a hardy constitution, and even though this breed is small, it does not have to be treated like Dresden china.
- The somewhat dusty display case was an inadequate mirror, holding a Dresden tea caddy crammed with antique ink bottles and salt-and-pepper shakers, but he could make out enough of his reflection to realize Al was right.
proper nounˈdrezdənˈdrɛzdən A city in eastern Germany, the capital of Saxony, on the Elbe River; population 504,800 (est. 2006). It was almost totally destroyed by Allied bombing in 1945. 德累斯顿（德国东部城市，萨克森州首府，临易北河，2006年估计人口504, 800；以巴罗克式建筑闻名，在1945年盟军轰炸中几乎完全被毁）
Dresden2(also Dresden china) nounˈdrezdənˈdrɛzdən Porcelain ware with elaborate decoration and delicate colorings, made originally at Dresden and (since 1710) at nearby Meissen. 德累斯顿细瓷器 as modifier a fine Dresden china cup 精美的德累斯顿细瓷杯。 Example sentencesExamples - Bookcases line the walls, a fire crackles in the fireplace, Victorian portraits hang on the walls, Dresden china and bric-a-brac clutter the mantelpiece.
- She shot her a grateful half-smile and descended on their boss with a Dresden china cup.
- The Maltese is blessed with a hardy constitution, and even though this breed is small, it does not have to be treated like Dresden china.
- The somewhat dusty display case was an inadequate mirror, holding a Dresden tea caddy crammed with antique ink bottles and salt-and-pepper shakers, but he could make out enough of his reflection to realize Al was right.
- Purled off with accuracy and ease, it came closer to the ‘Dresden china’ approach than I should have liked.
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