Cle·o·pat·ra's Nee·dle
/ˌkliːəpætrəz ˈniːdl/
/ˌkliːəpætrəz ˈniːdl/
- the popular name of either of two ancient stone obelisks (= tall stone columns with four sides and pointed tops), originally from Egypt, one of which stands on the bank of the Thames in London and the other in Central Park, New York
克娄巴特拉的针头：两个古老的石方尖碑的通俗名称，最初来自埃及，其中一个站在伦敦的泰晤士河畔，另一个在新的中央公园内约克