piper / ˈpaɪ pər /
⚽高中词汇吹笛者吹笛人笛手笛子
piper 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a person who plays on a pipe.
- a bagpiper.
更多piper例句
- The life Piper longs for, whether with Larry or Alex, might not look much different.
- Sure, Nancy has the fish-out-of-water thing going on, but that attribute often defines Piper.
- OITNB has so far neglected to grace Alex with a sibling, but Piper has a brother who has figured prominently.
- It would not be unreasonable to assume Piper might do the same to Litchfield if given the opportunity.
- Although her age is never explicitly stated, Nancy is not considerably older than Piper (the real Kerman went to jail at 35).
- But the Great Southern were the real promoters of both; they paid the piper and, therefore, called the tune.
- The piper was taken away senseless, but my brother would not suffer either Joe or Alley to be disturbed till breakfast was ready.
- Dorothy's slight figure came hurtling out of the pit's mouth, tossed to their very feet by the long arms of Peter Piper.
- As they came up Peter Piper cast one glance upon them, then hid his face and shuddered.
- By the blessed piper that played before Moses, here's an Irish Turk!