I. prang [præŋ] 动词 trans esp 英, 澳 俗
- to prang sth
- etw ramponieren 俗
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The temple houses a distinguished prang with a fluted spire like the shape of a star fruit.
en.wikipedia.org The prang's crypt, accessible by steep stairs, houses faded frescoes.
en.wikipedia.org The ruins are in good condition, especially the roof structure of the main prang.
en.wikipedia.org The main and larger prang is in the centre, with the four, smaller prang at each corner.
en.wikipedia.org There are few remain stucco work on the top of central prang.
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