n. 〔法语〕 1.(1789-1794年法国革命派所着的、配以黑裤、红色小帽、三色腰带的)短上衣。 2.(法国革命时代)伴唱革命歌曲的街头舞蹈(曲)。
例句与用法
1.
Instantly , all the rest fell to dancing , and the court - yard overflowed with the carmagnole 有几个人开始跳起舞来，有的人便立即响应。
2.
Under the president sat doctor manette , in his usual quiet dress . as well as the prisoner could see , he and mr . lorry were the only men there , unconnected with the tribunal , who wore their usual clothes , and had not assumed the coarse garb of the carmagnole 曼内特医生坐在庭长席下面的座位上，衣着朴素跟平时一样，就囚犯所见而言，只有他和罗瑞先生跟法庭无关，穿的也是日常服装，而不是粗糙的卡尔马尼奥拉装。
3.
After grasping the doctor s hand , as he stood victorious and proud before him ; after grasping the hand of mr . lorry , who came panting in breathless from his struggle against the waterspout of the carmagnole ; after kissing little lucie , who was lifted up to clasp her arms round his neck ; and after embracing the ever zealous and faithful pross who lifted her ; he took his wife in his arms , and carried her up to their rooms 达尔内紧紧地握住医生的手，医生胜利而骄傲地站在他面前他又紧握了罗瑞先生的手，罗瑞先生才从奔流的卡尔马尼奥拉队伍里挤过来，挤得气喘吁吁达尔内亲了亲小露西，小露西被抱起来，她用小胳膊搂住他的脖子他拥抱了永远热情忠诚的普洛丝，是普洛丝抱起小露西给他亲的。
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