不过，这座现代式样的宫殿，屋顶又尖又高，显得很离奇，而且屋顶上布满镂花的天沟，又用铅皮把屋顶覆盖住，铅皮上有着许多闪闪发亮的镀金的铜镶嵌细作，形成千姿百态的花藤共饰，轻舒慢展。这如此奇妙镶嵌的屋顶，就从这座古老建筑物的暗褐色残败景象中脱颖而出，显得分外飘逸。 Nevertheless, the remarkably pointed and lofty roof of the modern palace, bristling with carved eaves,covered with sheets of lead, where coiled a thousand fantastic arabesques of sparkling incrustations of gilded bronze, that roof, so curiously damascened, darted upwards gracefully from the midst of the brown ruins of the ancient edifice;
这座小教堂建成才差不多六年，还是崭新的，建筑雅致，雕刻奇妙，镂錾精湛，一切都表现出一种妩媚的风格；这种风格正是我国峨特时代末期的特征，并一直延续到十六世纪中叶，体现为文艺复兴时代仙境般的种种幻想。 This chapel, which was still quite new, having been built scarcely six years, was carried out entirely in that charming style of delicate architecture, with its marvellous stone-work, its bold and exquisite tracery, which marks in France the end of the Gothic period, and lasts on into the middle of the sixteenth century in the ethereal fantasies of the Renaissance.
印花粉撒于镂花模板上以便在其表面上印出图案的细粉末，如磨碎的木炭粉 A fine powder, such as pulverized charcoal, dusted over a stencil to transfer a design to an underlying surface.
那镂刻着二十八座列王雕像神龛的锯齿状束带层，那正中巨大的花瓣格子窗户，两侧有两扇犹如助祭和副助祭站在祭师两旁的侧窗，那用秀丽小圆柱支撑着厚重平台的又高又削的梅花拱廊，还有两座巍巍、黝黝的钟楼，石板的前檐，上下共六大层，都是那雄伟壮丽整体中的和谐部分，所有这一切，连同强有力依附于这肃穆庄严整体的那无数浮雕、雕塑、镂錾细部，都相继而又同时地，成群而又有条不紊地展现在眼前。 the broidered and dentated cordon of the eight and twenty royal niches; the immense central rose window, flanked by its two lateral windows, like a priest by his deacon and subdeacon; the frail and lofty gallery of trefoil arcades, which supports a heavy platform above its fine, slender columns; and lastly, the two black and massive towers with their slate penthouses, harmonious parts of a magnificent whole, superposed in five gigantic stories;--develop themselves before the eye, in a mass and without confusion,with their innumerable details of statuary, carving, and sculpture, joined powerfully to the tranquil grandeur of the whole;
镂刻用镶嵌或雕刻来装饰美化 To decorate or ornament by inlaying or engraving.
左边，还有巴黎府尹公馆，两侧是四座精工镂空的小塔； on the left, the house of the Provost of Paris, flanked by four small towers, delicately grooved, in the middle;
印刷工在雕镂过程中用来定型的可张开的金属或木质楔。 expandable metal or wooden wedge used by printers to lock up a form within a chase.
这万千华厦的屋顶有瓦盖的，也有石板铺的，重重叠叠，勾勒出万般奇怪景观，而展现在这些华厦之上的则是右岸四十四座教堂的钟楼，都是纹花细镂，有凹凸花纹的，有格子花纹的； upon these thousands of edifices, whose tiled and slated roofs outlined upon each other so many fantastic chains, the bell towers, tattooed, fluted, and ornamented with twisted bands, of the four and forty churches on the right bank;
小教堂门楣上那镂空的蔷薇花瓣小圆窗，纤秀而优雅，尤为是一件杰作，好似一颗用花边做成的星星。 The little fretted stone rose-window above the door was in particular a master-piece of grace and lightness—a star of lace.
石雕，贝雕制成或使之象一块用去除材料法镂刻的宝石或贝壳 To make into or like a gem or shell carved in relief.
还有那座大厅，金碧辉煌的装饰，扇扇尖拱窗户，尊尊塑像，根根大柱，镂刻成块块图案的宽阔拱顶，这一切今又何在？还有那金灿灿的卧室呢？那只守门的石狮子，耷拉着头，夹着尾巴，就像所罗门座前的狮子那般；显出暴力在正义面前那副卑躬的模样，这石狮子又在何处？ and the great Hall with its blue and gold, its Gothic windows, its statues, its pillars, its immense vaulted roof so profusely carved —and the gilded chamber—and the stone lion kneeling at the door with head abased and tail between its legs, like the lions of Solomon’s throne, in that attitude of humility which beseems Strength in the presence of Justice?
还有那一扇扇绚丽的门扉呢？那一扇扇斑斓的彩色玻璃窗户呢？还有那叫比斯科内特望而生畏的房门上镂花金属包皮呢？还有德·昂锡制造的精致木器呢？…… and the beautiful doors, and the gorgeous-hued windows, and the wrought iron-work which discouraged Biscornette—and the delicate cabinet-work of Du Hancy?
透孔边带，网眼小饰丝带可以穿过网眼的狭窄的透孔镂刻花边 A narrow piece of openwork lace through which ribbon may be run.
以印花粉印用印花粉末转印（镂空模板花样） To transfer(a stenciled design) with pounce.
网线，网丝包围着这些镂空部分的细线、细丝或金属线 The cords, threads, or wires surrounding these spaces.
网孔，空隙任一种网或网状物的镂空部分；空隙 Any of the open spaces in a net or network; an interstice.
其次是一连串政治宗教革命，就其本质来说，这些革命都是盲目的，狂暴的，不分青红皂白，一味向中世纪艺术发起冲击，撕去了其雕塑和镂刻的华丽衣裳，拆毁了其花瓣格子窗户，打碎了其蔓藤花纹项链和小人像项链，忽而由于看不惯教士帽，忽而因为不满意王冠，就索性把塑像连根拔除； next, political and religious revolution,which, blind and wrathful by nature, have flung themselves tumultuously upon it, torn its rich garment of carving and sculpture, burst its rose windows, broken its necklace of arabesques and tiny figures, torn out its statues, sometimes because of their mitres, sometimes because of their crowns;