桅顶灯: mast head lampmast head light (or lamp)tip lanterntolighttop lanterntopmast light
Example Sentences:
1.
The rangoon was moored half a mile off in the harbour , its signal of departure hoisted at the mast - head 仰光号泊在离码头半海里的海湾里，大桅顶上已经升起了开船的信号旗。
2.
The hispaniola , in that unbroken mirror , was exactly portrayed from the truck to the water line , the jolly roger hanging from her peak 伊斯班袅拉号停在如镜的水面上，从桅顶到吃水线以及悬挂的海盗旗都倒映得清清楚楚。
3.
The hispaniola still lay where she had anchored ; but , sure enough , there was the jolly roger - the black flag of piracy - flying from her peak 伊斯班袅拉号仍然泊在锚地，但是它的桅顶上果真飘着面骷髅旗黑地子的海盗旗。
4.
Owing to the cant of the vessel , the masts hung far out over the water , and from my perch on the cross - trees i had nothing below me but the surface of the bay 由于船身的倾斜，桅杆都伸出水面上方很远。我坐在桅顶横桁上，下面只有一湾海水。
5.
Quick as thought , i sprang into the mizzen shrouds , rattled up hand over hand , and did not draw a breath till i was seated on the cross - trees 说时迟，那时快，我一跃身爬上后桅支索的软梯上，两手交替着一节一节向上爬，直爬到桅顶横桁上坐下来，才松了一口气。
6.
We bargained , him and i , and here we are : stores , brandy , block - house , the firewood you was thoughtful enough to cut , and , in a manner of speaking , the whole blessed boat , from cross - trees to kelson 我跟他讲妥了条件，我们到这里来，补给品白兰地木屋，还有多亏你们想得周到的劈好的柴禾，用我们的话说，一条船从桅顶到头都归我们所有。
7.
The next morn broke off the coast of aleria ; all day they coasted , and in the evening saw fires lighted on land ; the position of these was no doubt a signal for landing , for a ship s lantern was hung up at the mast - head instead of the streamer , and they came to within a gunshot of the shore 他们整天沿着海岸航行，到了傍晚时分，岸上燃起了灯火。这火光大概是约定的暗号，一看到这火光，他们就知道可以靠岸了，因为有一盏信号灯不是挂在旗杆上而是挂在桅顶上，于是他们就向岸边靠近，驶到了大炮的射程以内。
8.
The dirk , where it had pinned my shoulder to the mast , seemed to burn like a hot iron ; yet it was not so much these real sufferings that distressed me , for these , it seemed to me , i could bear without a murmur ; it was the horror i had upon my mind of falling from the cross - trees into that still green water , beside the body of the coxswain 把我钉在桅杆上的短剑像烙铁一般灼热难忍。然而，让我惊慌恐惧的倒不是这点皮肉之苦，老实说，这点痛苦我可以一声不哼地挺过去，我怕的是从桅顶横桁上掉进平静的碧水中，挨在副水手长的尸体旁。
