palaces

英 [ˈpælɪsɪz]

美 [ˈpæləsəz]

n.  王宫; 宫殿; 总统府; 住在王宫里的人; (尤指英国的)王室; 豪华住宅
palace的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 宫殿；王宫；皇宫
  Apalaceis a very large impressive house, especially one which is the official home of a king, queen, or president.
  1. ...Buckingham Palace...
     白金汉宫
  2. They entered the palace courtyard.
     他们进入了宫殿庭院。
• N-SING 王室
  When the members of a royal palace make an announcement through an official spokesperson, they can be referred to asthe Palace.
  1. The Palace will not comment on questions about the family's private life.
     王室不会就有关皇家私生活的问题发表任何评论。
• N-COUNT 豪宅；宫殿般的建筑
  You can refer to any large splendid house or other building as apalace.
  1. They'd bought a huge barn with some land and planned to turn it into a palace.
     他们买了一个带有一片土地的大谷仓，计划将其改建为一座豪宅。

双语例句

• Boston's traditional drab brick was slow to yield to the modern glass palaces of so many American urban areas.
  波士顿传统而单调的砖石建筑并没有迅速被许多美国城市地区流行的现代玻璃大厦所取代。
• The yellow color, reserved for the imperial family, was used only for imperial palaces and temples.
  黄颜色就代表皇室，只有皇宫和寺庙才能使用；
• Social dances were only held in palaces or the homes of noble families.
  交谊舞还只是在宫殿或贵族家中举行。
• The great hall in ancient Persian palaces.
  古波斯宫殿中的大厅。
• Saudi Arabia: Photographing government buildings, military installations and palaces is prohibited.
  沙特阿拉伯：禁止对政府大楼、军事设施和宫殿拍照。
• Large palaces or other traditional architecture are used to house museums of art and of natural science.
  大型宫殿或其他传统建筑被用来做为艺术和自然科学博物馆一样。
• During the Renaissance in Italy, castles gave way to palaces and villas with extensive landscaped grounds.
  在意大利兴起文艺复兴期间，城堡被具有广阔开放风景的宫殿和别墅所替代。
• People build palaces and sculpture things with ice and snow. It's beautiful!
  人们用冰雪造宫殿，雕刻各种各样的东西，美极了。
• It first cropped up in Roman times, when magistrates worked in temples and palaces.
  办公室最初出现在古罗马时期，那时的执政官在神庙和宫殿中办公。
• Red green tiles and the palaces of the Great Wall and towering old so spread out!
  红墙绿瓦的宫殿和残旧巍峨的长城又如此展开！