vellum信息详情
n.牛皮纸；皮纸文书；上等皮纸
vellums───n.牛皮纸；皮纸文书；上等皮纸
pellum───n.佩伦（人名）；n.灰尘
vallum───n.壁垒；眉
velum───n.[生物]缘膜；菌膜；软腭
vexillum───n.一军旗下的部队；旗瓣；军旗
blellum───n.多嘴的懒人
skellum───n.无赖
Tellus───n.忒勒斯（大地女神）
beflum───贝弗卢姆
Printing with moveable type on paper dramatically reduced the cost of producing a book compared with the old-fashioned ones handwritten on vellum, which comes from sheepskin.───羊皮纸是用羊皮制作的，与在羊皮纸上手写的老式方法相比，在纸上进行活字印刷大大降低了生产书籍的成本。
Very special books are still occasionally produced on vellum, but they are one-of-a-kind show pieces.───牛皮纸仍会偶尔用来制作非常特殊的书籍，但它们是独一无二的展品。
the spiritual message, not the gold letters or the vellum, that the monks revered.───僧侣们所崇敬的不是烫鑫大字，也不是上等犊皮纸张，而是圣灵的训示。
three needle holes along the left edge of the vellum indicate it was once bound in a manuscript.───牛皮页左边的三个针孔暗示了它曾经是绑在一扎手稿上面的。
Vellum Prepared inner side of calf-skin, used for binding finding fine books.───精制皮纸经处理的内层小牛皮，装订精美书籍用。
The map was beautiful painted by a master's hand on a sheet of the finest vellum so large it covered the table.───这是张漂亮的地图，由学士书写在一张最好的牛皮纸上，大到足以盖住倬面。
But silly we, like foolish children, rest well pleased with coloured vellum, leaves of gold.───只有愚蠢的我们，如同愚蠢的孩子那样，才沉醉于彩色仿羊皮纸和金箔之中。
Pen and brown -ink wash on vellum paper folded twice. 8x7 in.───钢笔，棕色墨水，折叠两次的羊皮纸。
Professor Kemp suggests that Leonardo used vellum here because the portrait was intended to adorn a book of poetry in honour of the sitter;───坎普教授建议说列奥那多在这里用了牛皮纸是因为肖像是用来做模特所著的诗集的封面的；
Pen and brown - ink vellum paper folded twice. 8 x 7 in.
The thick creamy vellum was covered in a large black scrawl.
Right: A handsome array in calf, morocco and vellum.
Glazed vellum: Vellum paper with a glazed surface, used for decorative documents.
Around the walls were shelves which stretched up to the blackened ceiling[sentencedict.com], bearing more rolls of vellum.
The fore-edge painting could, of course, be combined with a vellum or Etruscan calf binding.
For example, animal skins called parchment and vellum were used by the ancient Greeks.
Some of the vellum bound books are nearly 400 years old and have been read by successive generations of Oxford students.
Its nonextant original was written on vellum.