amphora

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++am·pho·ra /ˈæmfərə/ noun [countable]  a tall clay container for oil or wine, used in ancient times 〔古代盛油或酒的〕双耳陶罐

Examples from the Corpus

amphora• I could see her proudly carrying on her head an amphora to a well and disdaining all admirers.• It is a black-figure amphora showing a tree with ten branches and an owl tethered near by.• The Northampton amphora, the best vase in the sale, made a record price of £190,000.• Nor were the paintings on the amphora of a kind any museum would dare put on display.

am·pho·ra nounChineseSyllable  

wine, container used tall for clay oil or ancient a in Corpus

amphora
am‧pho‧ra /ˈæmfərə/ noun [countable]
a tall clay container for oil or wine, used in ancient times

am·phoraBrE /ˈæmfərə/ 🔊NAmE /ˈæmfərə/ 🔊, also /æmˈfɔːrə/ 🔊 noun (

plural

am·phorae BrE /ˈæmfəriː/ 🔊 NAmE /ˈæmfəriː/ 🔊 /æmˈfɔːriː/ 🔊 or

am·phoras) a tall ancient Greek or Roman container with two handles and a narrow neck （古希腊或古罗马的）双耳细颈瓶