statue

英 [ˈstætʃuː]

美 [ˈstætʃuː]

n. 雕塑，雕像，塑像(大小通常等于或大于真人或实物)

复数：statues　

Oxford 3000 / Collins.2 / BNC.4519 / COCA.3872

牛津词典

noun

雕塑，雕像，塑像（大小通常等于或大于真人或实物）
a figure of a person or an animal in stone, metal, etc., usually the same size as in real life or larger

(石头或金属的)雕像，雕塑
Astatueis a large sculpture of a person or an animal, made of stone or metal.

noun

The tower was surmounted by an enormous statue, utterly out of scale with the building.
那座塔的顶部矗立着一尊巨型雕像，与整个建筑完全不成比例。
It is the work of Ivor Roberts-Jones, who also produced the statue of Churchill in Parliament Square
这是艾弗·罗伯茨-琼斯的作品，他还创作了议会广场上的丘吉尔塑像。
In the centre of the paving stood a statue.
铺面的中央是一尊雕塑。
They set up a bronze statue [ monument] to his memory.
他们立了一座铜像[纪念碑]纪念他。
Some of the guns were melted down and used to help build a statue
一些枪炮被回炉后用来建造了一座雕像。
The sculptor chiselled the lump of marble into a fine statue.
雕刻家把大理石块凿成优美的雕像。
The statue was carved out of jade.
这座塑像是玉雕的。
What is the statue made out of?
这个塑像是用什么做的？
A small crowd attempted to pull down a statue.
一小伙人试图推倒一尊塑像。
I always hated that statue. It gave me the creeps.
我一直都很讨厌那座雕像。它让我心里发毛。