1. 一千颗弹珠：Never Too Old to Live Your Dream 梦想终有成真时 | 1,000 Marbles 一千颗弹珠 | Building Bridges 架起心灵之桥
2. 石弹：hopscotch 跳房子 | marbles 石弹 | hoop 铁环
3. 玻璃弹子：top 陀螺 | marbles 玻璃弹子 | model 模型
1. Despite the uncertain proposition the Parthenon marbles will ever be returned, room has been reserved for them in the new museum.
2. The museum once leased the gallery housing the Parthenon Marbles to a fancy dress ball.
3. Several residents said boys and girls were playing hopscotch and marbles outside the houses at the time of the explosion.
4. China has as valid a right to claim them back as the Greeks had over the Elgin Marbles.
5. They were all bundled up against the cold and playing a game of marbles.
6. When I played marbles as a small child, these marbles were not highly prized.
7. Wood says China hasn't demanded any of its great printed works back, unlike the Greeks with the Elgin Marbles at the British Museum.
noun
1. marbles
1. a children's game played with little balls made of a hard substance (as glass)
2. the basic human power of intelligent thought and perception
e.g. he used his wits to get ahead
I was scared out of my wits
he still had all his marbles and was in full possession of a lively mind
Synonym: wits