n.方尖纪念碑

原形：obelisk复数：obelisks

An obelisk stands tall in the center of the city square, serving as a historical landmark.
城市中心广场上矗立着一座方尖碑，作为历史地标。
The ancient Egyptian obelisks are adorned with hieroglyphics telling tales of pharaohs.
古埃及的方尖碑装饰着象形文字，讲述了法老的故事。
The obelisk in Central Park, New York, is known as Cleopatra's Needle.
纽约中央公园的方尖碑被称为克利奥帕特拉之针。
The obelisk at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City is an impressive sight to behold.
梵蒂冈城圣彼得广场上的方尖碑是令人赞叹的景象。
The obelisk in Rome's Piazza del Popolo was originally built in Heliopolis, Egypt.
罗马人民广场上的方尖碑最初建于埃及的赫利奥波利斯。
Many obelisks were erected as monuments to commemorate important events or individuals.
许多方尖碑被竖立为纪念碑，以纪念重要事件或人物。
The obelisk's shadow marks the path of the sun throughout the day, demonstrating its astronomical significance.
方尖碑的影子在一天中描绘出太阳的路径，显示出其天文学的重要性。
The Washington Monument in Washington D.C., though not a traditional obelisk, shares its design inspiration.
华盛顿特区的华盛顿纪念碑虽然不是传统的方尖碑，但其设计灵感来源于方尖碑。
Obelisks often symbolize power, eternity, and divine connection in ancient cultures.
在古代文化中，方尖碑常常象征力量、永恒和神圣的联系。
Architects have replicated the obelisk shape in modern structures for its aesthetic appeal.
建筑师们在现代建筑中复制了方尖碑的形状，因其美学吸引力。