polaroid

基本解釋

As the artifact of your short-term planning, it becomes the developing Polaroid of your next few hours, days, or weeks.
就像短期計(jì)劃的人工制品一樣，它就會(huì)成爲(wèi)你接下來(lái)幾個(gè)小時(shí)、幾天、幾周的寶麗來(lái)。
In April, for example, the firm agreed to buy the remnants of Polaroid, a once-iconic instant-photo firm whose only significant asset now is its name.
例如，五月份，他的公司同意了購(gòu)買寶麗來(lái)的賸餘資産。這樣一來(lái)，曾經(jīng)的標(biāo)志性快照公司的唯一耀眼資産就到了他公司門下。
The three turned it and poked it and took Polaroid pictures of the foot, and it was as if the rest of the person, half dressed with God's gift half frozen, didn't exist.
他們?nèi)齻€(gè)繞著圈研究我的腳，一邊戳著一邊還拿了寶麗萊相機(jī)來(lái)拍照，就好像我賸下的身躰完全不存在一樣---我儅時(shí)半裸著，“上帝的禮物”也半僵了，全都不存在了。

He had also led the group that designed the "pop-up" SX-70 camera for Polaroid.
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The problem with unique inventions, such as the Polaroid camera, lies in the uniqueness itself.
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And they had to be educated before Polaroid could ever hope to sell a single camera.
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A Polaroid camera is a small film camera that can take, develop, and print a photograph in a few seconds.
A Polaroid is a photograph taken with a Polaroid camera.
Polaroid sunglasses have been treated with a special substance in order to make the sun seem less bright.