Definition of candelabrum in English:

candelabrum

(also candelabra)

nounPlural candelabra, Plural candelabras ˌkandɪˈlɑːbrəmˌkandɪˈleɪbrəm

A large branched candlestick or holder for several candles or lamps.
枝形大烛台；枝形大灯台
candles in iron candelabra shed some light
Example sentencesExamples
- It's enormous, with gilt metal chandeliers, wall candelabra, a ceiling painted with clouds and cherubs and a golden statue of some old man with a three-pronged fork - Neptune, I suppose.
- The hall was lit by elaborate pendant candelabra, with shades of Venetian glass, many of which were brought to Bhuj by Ram Singh himself.
- All the original furniture, fittings and candelabra are in place and only the marble floor is covered by a carpet.
- A few Belgian glass lamps are dumped at the first floor of the synagogue and a multitude of metal hooks hang from the ceiling waiting for lamps and candelabra to be re-hung.
- That night the dining room was magnificent, with new, freshly cleaned drapes on the windows and beautiful candelabra shedding soft light everywhere.
- In 1807 Pall Mall became the first street in the capital to be lit by gas, spreading to 213 streets by 1823, but indoors candlesticks and candelabra still ruled.
- He lit a candelabrum at the wooden table Lin sat at.
- Sir Timothy said he believes that the rendering is of a seven-branched candelabrum in the form of a menorah and that the drawing which indicates the completed object was to be at least 6ft tall relates to the Medici tombs project.
- In the corners of the alcove are two candle-stands but with no candelabra on them.
- At one of the ends was a silver candelabrum with five branches - all holding lit candles save for the one in the middle.
- There was a candelabrum with soft, red coloured candles in the middle of the elegant, circular table, its flames dancing jovially and lighting Eliza's lovely face in its warm splendor.
- The show will feature exquisite items from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century, including silver, giltwood and crystal chandeliers, sconces and girandoles, candelabra and candlesticks.
- The decor is unremarkable - flickering oil lights and faux candelabra, prints of Paris, and nicely set tables with proper linen and big generous balloon glasses.
- Some of the largest pieces are currently on exhibit, including a large candelabrum that holds more than two dozen candles and two large oil parlor lamps made of silver.
- Although now largely empty, the public rooms were originally decorated to impress, with many console tables supporting candelabra.
- Not even the decorated candelabra had been lit, it was late afternoon too and the day was cloudy again.
- Knox created a wide range of functional items for the home, including trays, biscuit barrels, plates, picture frames, vases, candlesticks, chamber sticks and candelabra.
- There were electric lamps around the edges of the room, but in the space at the front of the church there was a huge candelabrum.
- A circular table was laden with silver, candelabra and flowers, and place-cards in ivory holders correctly identified each guest.
- Jillian and Graham sat on either side of a silver-plated candelabrum, its twin red candles dripping wax onto the paper tablecloth, empty coffee cups in front of them.

Usage

Based on the Latin forms, the correct singular is candelabrum and the plural is candelabra. However, in practice candelabra is increasingly used as the singular form, with the plural as candelabras. In the Oxford English Corpus these forms are commoner than the traditional ones, and are coming to be regarded as part of standard English

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin, from candela (see candle).

Definition of candelabrum in US English:

candelabrum

noun

A large branched candlestick or holder for several candles or lamps.
枝形大烛台；枝形大灯台
candles in iron candelabra shed some light
Example sentencesExamples
- It's enormous, with gilt metal chandeliers, wall candelabra, a ceiling painted with clouds and cherubs and a golden statue of some old man with a three-pronged fork - Neptune, I suppose.
- At one of the ends was a silver candelabrum with five branches - all holding lit candles save for the one in the middle.
- A circular table was laden with silver, candelabra and flowers, and place-cards in ivory holders correctly identified each guest.
- Some of the largest pieces are currently on exhibit, including a large candelabrum that holds more than two dozen candles and two large oil parlor lamps made of silver.
- In the corners of the alcove are two candle-stands but with no candelabra on them.
- That night the dining room was magnificent, with new, freshly cleaned drapes on the windows and beautiful candelabra shedding soft light everywhere.
- The hall was lit by elaborate pendant candelabra, with shades of Venetian glass, many of which were brought to Bhuj by Ram Singh himself.
- The decor is unremarkable - flickering oil lights and faux candelabra, prints of Paris, and nicely set tables with proper linen and big generous balloon glasses.
- Not even the decorated candelabra had been lit, it was late afternoon too and the day was cloudy again.
- There were electric lamps around the edges of the room, but in the space at the front of the church there was a huge candelabrum.
- Sir Timothy said he believes that the rendering is of a seven-branched candelabrum in the form of a menorah and that the drawing which indicates the completed object was to be at least 6ft tall relates to the Medici tombs project.
- In 1807 Pall Mall became the first street in the capital to be lit by gas, spreading to 213 streets by 1823, but indoors candlesticks and candelabra still ruled.
- There was a candelabrum with soft, red coloured candles in the middle of the elegant, circular table, its flames dancing jovially and lighting Eliza's lovely face in its warm splendor.
- All the original furniture, fittings and candelabra are in place and only the marble floor is covered by a carpet.
- The show will feature exquisite items from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century, including silver, giltwood and crystal chandeliers, sconces and girandoles, candelabra and candlesticks.
- Although now largely empty, the public rooms were originally decorated to impress, with many console tables supporting candelabra.
- He lit a candelabrum at the wooden table Lin sat at.
- Knox created a wide range of functional items for the home, including trays, biscuit barrels, plates, picture frames, vases, candlesticks, chamber sticks and candelabra.
- A few Belgian glass lamps are dumped at the first floor of the synagogue and a multitude of metal hooks hang from the ceiling waiting for lamps and candelabra to be re-hung.
- Jillian and Graham sat on either side of a silver-plated candelabrum, its twin red candles dripping wax onto the paper tablecloth, empty coffee cups in front of them.

Usage

Based on the Latin forms, the correct singular is candelabrum and the plural is candelabra. In practice, however, candelabra is increasingly used as the singular form, with the plural as candelabras. In the Oxford English Corpus, these forms are more common than the traditional ones and are coming to be regarded as part of standard English

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin, from candela (see candle).

单词	candelabrum
释义	Definition of candelabrum in English: candelabrum (also candelabra) nounPlural candelabra, Plural candelabras ˌkandɪˈlɑːbrəmˌkandɪˈleɪbrəm A large branched candlestick or holder for several candles or lamps. 枝形大烛台；枝形大灯台 candles in iron candelabra shed some light Example sentencesExamples It's enormous, with gilt metal chandeliers, wall candelabra, a ceiling painted with clouds and cherubs and a golden statue of some old man with a three-pronged fork - Neptune, I suppose. The hall was lit by elaborate pendant candelabra, with shades of Venetian glass, many of which were brought to Bhuj by Ram Singh himself. All the original furniture, fittings and candelabra are in place and only the marble floor is covered by a carpet. A few Belgian glass lamps are dumped at the first floor of the synagogue and a multitude of metal hooks hang from the ceiling waiting for lamps and candelabra to be re-hung. That night the dining room was magnificent, with new, freshly cleaned drapes on the windows and beautiful candelabra shedding soft light everywhere. In 1807 Pall Mall became the first street in the capital to be lit by gas, spreading to 213 streets by 1823, but indoors candlesticks and candelabra still ruled. He lit a candelabrum at the wooden table Lin sat at. Sir Timothy said he believes that the rendering is of a seven-branched candelabrum in the form of a menorah and that the drawing which indicates the completed object was to be at least 6ft tall relates to the Medici tombs project. In the corners of the alcove are two candle-stands but with no candelabra on them. At one of the ends was a silver candelabrum with five branches - all holding lit candles save for the one in the middle. There was a candelabrum with soft, red coloured candles in the middle of the elegant, circular table, its flames dancing jovially and lighting Eliza's lovely face in its warm splendor. The show will feature exquisite items from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century, including silver, giltwood and crystal chandeliers, sconces and girandoles, candelabra and candlesticks. The decor is unremarkable - flickering oil lights and faux candelabra, prints of Paris, and nicely set tables with proper linen and big generous balloon glasses. Some of the largest pieces are currently on exhibit, including a large candelabrum that holds more than two dozen candles and two large oil parlor lamps made of silver. Although now largely empty, the public rooms were originally decorated to impress, with many console tables supporting candelabra. Not even the decorated candelabra had been lit, it was late afternoon too and the day was cloudy again. Knox created a wide range of functional items for the home, including trays, biscuit barrels, plates, picture frames, vases, candlesticks, chamber sticks and candelabra. There were electric lamps around the edges of the room, but in the space at the front of the church there was a huge candelabrum. A circular table was laden with silver, candelabra and flowers, and place-cards in ivory holders correctly identified each guest. Jillian and Graham sat on either side of a silver-plated candelabrum, its twin red candles dripping wax onto the paper tablecloth, empty coffee cups in front of them. Usage Based on the Latin forms, the correct singular is candelabrum and the plural is candelabra. However, in practice candelabra is increasingly used as the singular form, with the plural as candelabras. In the Oxford English Corpus these forms are commoner than the traditional ones, and are coming to be regarded as part of standard English Origin Early 19th century: from Latin, from candela (see candle). Definition of candelabrum in US English: candelabrum noun A large branched candlestick or holder for several candles or lamps. 枝形大烛台；枝形大灯台 candles in iron candelabra shed some light Example sentencesExamples It's enormous, with gilt metal chandeliers, wall candelabra, a ceiling painted with clouds and cherubs and a golden statue of some old man with a three-pronged fork - Neptune, I suppose. At one of the ends was a silver candelabrum with five branches - all holding lit candles save for the one in the middle. A circular table was laden with silver, candelabra and flowers, and place-cards in ivory holders correctly identified each guest. Some of the largest pieces are currently on exhibit, including a large candelabrum that holds more than two dozen candles and two large oil parlor lamps made of silver. In the corners of the alcove are two candle-stands but with no candelabra on them. That night the dining room was magnificent, with new, freshly cleaned drapes on the windows and beautiful candelabra shedding soft light everywhere. The hall was lit by elaborate pendant candelabra, with shades of Venetian glass, many of which were brought to Bhuj by Ram Singh himself. The decor is unremarkable - flickering oil lights and faux candelabra, prints of Paris, and nicely set tables with proper linen and big generous balloon glasses. Not even the decorated candelabra had been lit, it was late afternoon too and the day was cloudy again. There were electric lamps around the edges of the room, but in the space at the front of the church there was a huge candelabrum. Sir Timothy said he believes that the rendering is of a seven-branched candelabrum in the form of a menorah and that the drawing which indicates the completed object was to be at least 6ft tall relates to the Medici tombs project. In 1807 Pall Mall became the first street in the capital to be lit by gas, spreading to 213 streets by 1823, but indoors candlesticks and candelabra still ruled. There was a candelabrum with soft, red coloured candles in the middle of the elegant, circular table, its flames dancing jovially and lighting Eliza's lovely face in its warm splendor. All the original furniture, fittings and candelabra are in place and only the marble floor is covered by a carpet. The show will feature exquisite items from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century, including silver, giltwood and crystal chandeliers, sconces and girandoles, candelabra and candlesticks. Although now largely empty, the public rooms were originally decorated to impress, with many console tables supporting candelabra. He lit a candelabrum at the wooden table Lin sat at. Knox created a wide range of functional items for the home, including trays, biscuit barrels, plates, picture frames, vases, candlesticks, chamber sticks and candelabra. A few Belgian glass lamps are dumped at the first floor of the synagogue and a multitude of metal hooks hang from the ceiling waiting for lamps and candelabra to be re-hung. Jillian and Graham sat on either side of a silver-plated candelabrum, its twin red candles dripping wax onto the paper tablecloth, empty coffee cups in front of them. Usage Based on the Latin forms, the correct singular is candelabrum and the plural is candelabra. In practice, however, candelabra is increasingly used as the singular form, with the plural as candelabras. In the Oxford English Corpus, these forms are more common than the traditional ones and are coming to be regarded as part of standard English Origin Early 19th century: from Latin, from candela (see candle).
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