ampersand

/am-per-sand, am-per-sand/US // ˈæm pərˌsænd, ˌæm pərˈsænd //UK // (ˈæmpəˌsænd) //

安培拉,安倍晋三,安培尔,安培根

Definitions

n.名词 noun

Special characters like the ampersand or “&” and numbers are best suited for your page title tag or header tag.
And he devotes an entire chapter to the beauties of the ampersand.
We landed on a sand beach at the mouth of a little stream, where a blazed tree marked the beginning of the Ampersand trail.
Ampersand, falling short by a thousand feet of the needful height, cannot claim this distinction.
I set my instrument for Ampersand Pond, sighted the picture through the ground glass, and measured the focus.
In 1878, when I spent three weeks at Ampersand, the cabin was in ruins, and surrounded by an almost impenetrable growth of bushes.
The m of the curious word ampersand, variously spelt, is due to the neighbouring p.