backdrop

UK:  ['bæk.drɒp]

US:  ['bæk.drɑp]

复数：backdrops  

n.

1.〔美国〕背景;背景幕布

2.〔电信〕交流声

3.绘布景

4.背着网

1 . Fischl's suburban upbringing provided him with a backdrop of alcoholism and a country club culture obsessed with image over content.
美国郊区的成长经历为费舍尔的作品提供了一个酗酒盛行、浮华不实的乡村俱乐部文化的创作背景。

2 . That said, the early part of the ride, against a backdrop of mountains, fields and forests, is undeniably a feast for the eyes.
尽管这么说，在这段路线的前半段，在群山背景下的田野和森林非常养眼，也是不可否认的。

3 . Back then, this small town was just a backdrop that formed the unremarkable environment in which I lived my everyday life.
回想当初，这个小镇只是我童年生活一个丝毫不起眼的背景。

4 . Details of the town with its bread sellers and horse tamers provide another memorable backdrop to the children's passage.
用它的面包和马驯兽师镇卖家提供详细的另一个孩子的通行难忘的背景。

5 . Dai pointed out that against the backdrop of the deepening globalization, the fate of nations has never been so closely linked.
戴秉国指出，当今世界，全球化深入发展，各国的命运从未如此紧密相连。