clarence

/klar-uhns/US // ˈklær əns //UK // (ˈklærəns) //

克莱伦斯,克劳伦斯,克拉伦斯,克莱恩

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a closed, four-wheeled carriage, usually with a glass front, with seats inside for four persons.

Clarence was the anchor onstage, while Bruce was the dynamic, always moving, ball of fire.
My very fave shot of Bruce from 1984 is a three-shot of Clarence, Bruce and Nils in full lockstep, showing the essence of this band’s camaraderie.
She listens for his voice when she hears his brother, Clarence, speaking.
Originally conceived by author Clarence E. Mulford in 1904, Hopalong was crude, rough-talking, and dangerous.
It was a faction of Senate Democrats that saved the nomination of Clarence Thomas in 1991.
Well, you know what they call Clarence Thomas, Condoleezza Rice.
Spacey was performing in the play Clarence Darrow when a mobile phone began ringing in the stalls.
Clarence House said it would not comment on a private conversation.
Clarence's papa said the candy had better be eaten by monkeys than by boys; but I doubt whether Clarence was of that opinion.
On the first day of May, Barnum's menagerie came to our town; and Clarence went with his papa to see the animals.
On their way home, Clarence's papa told the little boy some stories about elephants.
On the south-side of Clarence Strait the land is low, like the coast to the eastward.
This over, I made the boys a little speech, and then sent out a detail to man the battery, with Clarence in command of it.