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jasper

/jas-per/US // ˈdʒæs pər //UK // (ˈdʒæspə) //

碧玉,茉莉花,琼浆玉液,琼浆

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a compact, opaque, cryptocrystalline variety of quartz, usually colored red: often used in decorative carvings.
    • : Also called jasper ware, cameo ware. a fine, hard stoneware introduced c1775 by Wedgwood, stained various colors by metallic oxides, with raised designs in white.

Examples

  • The annual bikepacking race takes on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, which spans from Jasper, Canada, to Antelope Wells, New Mexico, along the Rocky Mountains.

  • Domonique Brown’s Jasper and Layla Weiner’s Amber characters were particularly welcome additions.

  • Offensive coordinator Ivin Jasper called Forney “a big, gentle teddy bear” who always had a way of making tough situations better.

  • Locals say either of the counties’ two main cities — Covington in Newton, Monticello in Jasper — could be mistaken for Mayberry.

  • Tim Krul, the substitute goalie, seemed a good foot taller than Jasper Cillessen, the man he replaced, and much the more daunting.

  • Jasper Johns stands tall like a figure from The Great Gatsby in a casual suit.

  • Jasper Johns: Regrets is on display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York until September 1, 2014.

  • “A growl and a shake,” the attorney, Jasper Monti, tells The Daily Beast.

  • One justification is that Jasper Newton “Jack” Daniel was the real deal.

  • And I will make thy bulwarks of jasper: and thy gates of graven stones, and all thy borders of desirable stones.

  • Red, somewhat slaty jasper, mixed with quartz and chalcedony, and containing specular iron ore.

  • Hurry and shave, you know how smooth Jasper Jones' chin always looks, and then straighten up this room.

  • Among those who were taking their ease at this suburban inn was Jasper Goodrum, one of my comrades.

  • Hard sandstone, trap or graacke, jasper and chalcedony, appear occasionally; some almost transparent.