accordion

UK:  [ə'kɔː(r)diən]

US:  [ə'kɔrdiən]

复数：accordions  

adj.

1.(如手风琴般)可折叠的

n.

1.手风琴

2.腹蛇式跳伞

1 . Happily, the time was beguiled by an accordion, produced somewhat ostentatiously by Tom Simson from his pack.
倒是汤姆·辛姆逊多少有点儿得意地从行李里拿出一个手风琴来，这样消遣了一番。

2 . Her stretchy solar cells are pleated like an accordion and are able to expand up to 30 percent extra in two directions.
她的弹性太阳能电池有像手风琴一样的褶皱，并能在两个方向上延伸多达30%。

3 . Nearly, one of the international accordion performance trend is increasingly trying' to play the keyboard music of Bach.
近年来，国际手风琴乐坛的表演潮流之一，就是越来越多地尝试演奏巴赫的键盘作品。

4 . On the moving day, I didn't have the heart to tell him that he could dispose of the accordion.
搬家那天，我不忍心告诉他，可以把那架手风琴扔掉。

5 . It was typed with countless corrections, on strips of newsprint folded like the bellows of an accordion.
稿子打在叠成手风琴风箱般的白报纸条上，到处是修改的痕迹。