equilibrist
equilibrist — 名詞
- equilibristsingular
- equilibristsplural
1. a performer who does acts that depend on excellent balance, for example on a rop
平衡特技員
表演走索、獨輪等平衡特技的人
a performer who does acts that depend on excellent balance, for example on a rope, wire, or single wheel
At dusk, Noor watched the equilibrist cross a wire above the square.
黃昏時，Noor 看著那位平衡特技員走過廣場上方的鋼索。
watch an equilibrist cross a wire
The equilibrist practiced on a low beam before the circus opened.
馬戲團開演前，那位平衡特技員先在低矮的平衡木上練習。
practice on a low beam
Beatrix sewed bright ribbons onto the equilibrist's costume before the parade.
遊行開始前，Beatrix 把亮色緞帶縫到那位平衡特技員的戲服上。
A sudden gust made the equilibrist pause halfway across the rope.
一陣強風讓那位平衡特技員在鋼索中央停了下來。
equilibrist pause on the rope
Children clapped as the equilibrist balanced on a tower of chairs.
孩子們看見那位平衡特技員站在一疊椅子上保持平衡時，都拍手叫好。
- skilled equilibrist
- circus equilibrist
- equilibrist act
- equilibrist cross a wire
- acrobat
a broader term for a performer who does physical tricks, not only balance acts
- tightrope walker
a narrower term for an equilibrist who performs on a rope or wire
- performer
much broader and does not specifically suggest balance skills
文法句型
watch an equilibrist cross a wire
train as an equilibrist
hire an equilibrist for a show
用法筆記
Usually refers to a stage or circus performer whose main skill is keeping balance in difficult positions. Tightrope walker is narrower, while acrobat is broader and can focus more on flips or jumps than on balance itself.