garret

英 [ˈɡærət]

美 [ˈɡærət]

n.  阁楼; 顶楼小屋

复数：garrets　

GRE

BNC.27312 / COCA.24783

牛津词典

noun

• 阁楼；顶楼小屋
  a room, often a small dark unpleasant one, at the top of a house, especially in the roof

柯林斯词典

• 阁楼；顶层小屋
  Agarretis a small room at the top of a house.

英英释义

noun

• floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof
  Synonym:loftattic

双语例句

• Used in garret of high buildings, sports builds, big hotels.
  广泛用于高层建筑、体育馆、大酒店。
• Colonel garret was kind enough to show us the file on you, marco.
  盖瑞特上校给我们看了你的档案，马可。
• Once, she had him locked up in the garret, and he had got off through the sky-light.
  有一次她把他锁在楼顶的小房间里，他却揭开天窗跑了。
• We all have in our past a delightful garret.
  在过去的经验中我们每个人都有过海市蜃楼。
• I would rather be a poor man in a garret with plenty of books than a king who do not love reading.
  我与其做一个不爱读书的国王，还不如做一个住在屋顶楼上却有许多书的穷人。
• His bed was in a garret at the top of the house, far away from the rooms where the other people slept.
  原来他的床是在这屋顶的阁楼上，离开别人的房间很远。
• The radical, marginal and Bohemian Garret Culture is part of the Shanghai culture in 1930s.
  亭子间文化是20世纪30年代上海带有边缘性、激进性和波希米亚气质的青年亚文化。
• She doesn't fit the image of an impoverished artist starving in a garret.
  她的形象不像是个在小阁楼里忍饥挨饿的穷艺术家。
• She had moved from the wall of the garret, very near to the bench on which he sat.
  那姑娘已离开阁楼的墙壁，走近了老人的长凳。
• He should have gone up garret at once.
  他应该立即住进破旧的阁楼去才对。