Definition of lampshade in English:

lampshade

nounˈlampʃeɪdˈlæm(p)ʃeɪd

A cover for a lamp, used to soften or direct its light.
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Example sentencesExamples
- His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns.
- Indeed, the dimly lit apartment is highly dramatic, with dark furniture, oversized lampshades and framed artwork by Salvador Dalí and H.R. Giger lining the walls.
- Her works comprise lampshades, painted mirrors and paintings on glass.
- He chose an apparently minimalist style for such superyachts which still seems ornate to a landlubber's eyes, using heavily patterned rugs and tasselled silk lampshades.
- The company made Indian lampshades and I managed to put them all over the UK.
- The drive to develop and learn has led to a range that is getting progressively broader, and he hopes to branch out into hand-printed wallpaper and lampshades.
- Her head was directly under a lampshade, and warm light fell on her hair tinting it reddish-gold.
- While a lamp with a dimmer is always great, the trend in lamps today is silk or Japanese style lampshades, where the light subtly shines through the screen.
- Extra wallpaper can be used to cover lampshades, pots, wood furniture, screens - the only limit is your imagination!
- During its functional times a lampshade which is made of semitransparent cloth covers can add some wonderful ambience in the interior space.
- Against the wall to the right of us was a dresser made out of nondescript fake wood with three drawers and a blue lamp with a yellowed lampshade on top.
- He said recently that he inherited his fastidiousness from his mother who ‘put plastic covers over everything in the house, even lampshades and footstools’.
- No stage lights, save for a lampshade seemingly fitted with a 10 watt bulb.
- Inside it was like a Victorian jumble sale with kitsch ornaments everywhere, and the cluttered rooms lit only by the orange glow of 40-watt bulbs in frilly lampshades.
- Like the rest of the hotel, rooms are ultra-hip with designer lampshades, bright colours and lots of high-tech gadgetry, including DVD players and CD players.
- The interior was decorated in tasteful earth tones and accented with silver lampshades, picture frames, and other simple decorations.
- I'd guess that the average house in 1939 looked a lot like it did in 1928-which is to say, heavy, archaic, with beaded lampshades and classical motifs.
- Chandeliers draped with fringed lampshades hung from the ceiling, while gilded mirrors and black-and-white photos of rock icons such as Debbie Harry and Billy Idol lined the red walls.
- Also available through the website is an amazing array of inflatable products including cute salt and pepper shakers, vases, and lampshades.
- Little touches like the glass beaded lampshades (so currently in vogue) contribute to the overall sense of restrained luxury.

Definition of lampshade in US English:

lampshade

nounˈlæm(p)ʃeɪdˈlam(p)SHād

A cover for a lamp, used to soften or direct its light.
灯罩
Example sentencesExamples
- Also available through the website is an amazing array of inflatable products including cute salt and pepper shakers, vases, and lampshades.
- Indeed, the dimly lit apartment is highly dramatic, with dark furniture, oversized lampshades and framed artwork by Salvador Dalí and H.R. Giger lining the walls.
- Against the wall to the right of us was a dresser made out of nondescript fake wood with three drawers and a blue lamp with a yellowed lampshade on top.
- The interior was decorated in tasteful earth tones and accented with silver lampshades, picture frames, and other simple decorations.
- While a lamp with a dimmer is always great, the trend in lamps today is silk or Japanese style lampshades, where the light subtly shines through the screen.
- He said recently that he inherited his fastidiousness from his mother who ‘put plastic covers over everything in the house, even lampshades and footstools’.
- Her head was directly under a lampshade, and warm light fell on her hair tinting it reddish-gold.
- No stage lights, save for a lampshade seemingly fitted with a 10 watt bulb.
- The company made Indian lampshades and I managed to put them all over the UK.
- Inside it was like a Victorian jumble sale with kitsch ornaments everywhere, and the cluttered rooms lit only by the orange glow of 40-watt bulbs in frilly lampshades.
- I'd guess that the average house in 1939 looked a lot like it did in 1928-which is to say, heavy, archaic, with beaded lampshades and classical motifs.
- During its functional times a lampshade which is made of semitransparent cloth covers can add some wonderful ambience in the interior space.
- Extra wallpaper can be used to cover lampshades, pots, wood furniture, screens - the only limit is your imagination!
- He chose an apparently minimalist style for such superyachts which still seems ornate to a landlubber's eyes, using heavily patterned rugs and tasselled silk lampshades.
- His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns.
- Little touches like the glass beaded lampshades (so currently in vogue) contribute to the overall sense of restrained luxury.
- The drive to develop and learn has led to a range that is getting progressively broader, and he hopes to branch out into hand-printed wallpaper and lampshades.
- Like the rest of the hotel, rooms are ultra-hip with designer lampshades, bright colours and lots of high-tech gadgetry, including DVD players and CD players.
- Her works comprise lampshades, painted mirrors and paintings on glass.
- Chandeliers draped with fringed lampshades hung from the ceiling, while gilded mirrors and black-and-white photos of rock icons such as Debbie Harry and Billy Idol lined the red walls.

词汇	lampshade
释义	Definition of lampshade in English: lampshade nounˈlampʃeɪdˈlæm(p)ʃeɪd A cover for a lamp, used to soften or direct its light. 灯罩 Example sentencesExamples His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns. Indeed, the dimly lit apartment is highly dramatic, with dark furniture, oversized lampshades and framed artwork by Salvador Dalí and H.R. Giger lining the walls. Her works comprise lampshades, painted mirrors and paintings on glass. He chose an apparently minimalist style for such superyachts which still seems ornate to a landlubber's eyes, using heavily patterned rugs and tasselled silk lampshades. The company made Indian lampshades and I managed to put them all over the UK. The drive to develop and learn has led to a range that is getting progressively broader, and he hopes to branch out into hand-printed wallpaper and lampshades. Her head was directly under a lampshade, and warm light fell on her hair tinting it reddish-gold. While a lamp with a dimmer is always great, the trend in lamps today is silk or Japanese style lampshades, where the light subtly shines through the screen. Extra wallpaper can be used to cover lampshades, pots, wood furniture, screens - the only limit is your imagination! During its functional times a lampshade which is made of semitransparent cloth covers can add some wonderful ambience in the interior space. Against the wall to the right of us was a dresser made out of nondescript fake wood with three drawers and a blue lamp with a yellowed lampshade on top. He said recently that he inherited his fastidiousness from his mother who ‘put plastic covers over everything in the house, even lampshades and footstools’. No stage lights, save for a lampshade seemingly fitted with a 10 watt bulb. Inside it was like a Victorian jumble sale with kitsch ornaments everywhere, and the cluttered rooms lit only by the orange glow of 40-watt bulbs in frilly lampshades. Like the rest of the hotel, rooms are ultra-hip with designer lampshades, bright colours and lots of high-tech gadgetry, including DVD players and CD players. The interior was decorated in tasteful earth tones and accented with silver lampshades, picture frames, and other simple decorations. I'd guess that the average house in 1939 looked a lot like it did in 1928-which is to say, heavy, archaic, with beaded lampshades and classical motifs. Chandeliers draped with fringed lampshades hung from the ceiling, while gilded mirrors and black-and-white photos of rock icons such as Debbie Harry and Billy Idol lined the red walls. Also available through the website is an amazing array of inflatable products including cute salt and pepper shakers, vases, and lampshades. Little touches like the glass beaded lampshades (so currently in vogue) contribute to the overall sense of restrained luxury. Definition of lampshade in US English: lampshade nounˈlæm(p)ʃeɪdˈlam(p)SHād A cover for a lamp, used to soften or direct its light. 灯罩 Example sentencesExamples Also available through the website is an amazing array of inflatable products including cute salt and pepper shakers, vases, and lampshades. Indeed, the dimly lit apartment is highly dramatic, with dark furniture, oversized lampshades and framed artwork by Salvador Dalí and H.R. Giger lining the walls. Against the wall to the right of us was a dresser made out of nondescript fake wood with three drawers and a blue lamp with a yellowed lampshade on top. The interior was decorated in tasteful earth tones and accented with silver lampshades, picture frames, and other simple decorations. While a lamp with a dimmer is always great, the trend in lamps today is silk or Japanese style lampshades, where the light subtly shines through the screen. He said recently that he inherited his fastidiousness from his mother who ‘put plastic covers over everything in the house, even lampshades and footstools’. Her head was directly under a lampshade, and warm light fell on her hair tinting it reddish-gold. No stage lights, save for a lampshade seemingly fitted with a 10 watt bulb. The company made Indian lampshades and I managed to put them all over the UK. Inside it was like a Victorian jumble sale with kitsch ornaments everywhere, and the cluttered rooms lit only by the orange glow of 40-watt bulbs in frilly lampshades. I'd guess that the average house in 1939 looked a lot like it did in 1928-which is to say, heavy, archaic, with beaded lampshades and classical motifs. During its functional times a lampshade which is made of semitransparent cloth covers can add some wonderful ambience in the interior space. Extra wallpaper can be used to cover lampshades, pots, wood furniture, screens - the only limit is your imagination! He chose an apparently minimalist style for such superyachts which still seems ornate to a landlubber's eyes, using heavily patterned rugs and tasselled silk lampshades. His creations include attractive-looking lampshades made of laminated and waxed paper, with dried flowers making for beautiful floral patterns. Little touches like the glass beaded lampshades (so currently in vogue) contribute to the overall sense of restrained luxury. The drive to develop and learn has led to a range that is getting progressively broader, and he hopes to branch out into hand-printed wallpaper and lampshades. Like the rest of the hotel, rooms are ultra-hip with designer lampshades, bright colours and lots of high-tech gadgetry, including DVD players and CD players. Her works comprise lampshades, painted mirrors and paintings on glass. Chandeliers draped with fringed lampshades hung from the ceiling, while gilded mirrors and black-and-white photos of rock icons such as Debbie Harry and Billy Idol lined the red walls.
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