crow's nest

noun

1. 桅杆瞭望台
   a platform at the top of a ship's mast (= the post that supports the sails) from which sb can see a long way and watch for land, danger, etc.

1. (船上的)瞭望台
   On a ship, the crow's nest is a small platform high up on the mast, where a person can go to look in all directions.

1. That's why she takes a dangerous flight on a crow's back to get to a wise owl's nest.
   这就是她进行了一趟危险飞行的原因，请乌鸦载她去找智慧的猫头鹰。
2. Created by designer Steve Kuhl, the special bedroom features a rope bridge, crow's nest, a two-storey hidden slide, wrought-iron jail cell and even hidden rope ladder access to the closet.
   据了解，这间奇特的“海盗船”卧室由史蒂夫设计制造，有索桥、岗亭、双层隐形滑道，铁牢房甚至一条通往贮藏室的绳梯。
3. I'm talking removal from our dungeon in the crow's nest.
   我是说，离开这个鸟窝。
4. If ten thousand crows took a liking to the poet's few strands of grey hair, surely it wasn't so "tousled like a crow's nest" that they would want to roost on his head.
   一万只乌鸦看中诗人几根白头发，难道乱发如鸦窠，要宿在他头上？

noun

1. platform for a lookout at or near the top of a mast