courtyards

英 [ˈkɔːtˌjɑːdz]

美 [ˈkɔrˌtjɑrdz]

n.  (通常为城堡、大宅第等的)庭院，院子，天井
courtyard的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 庭院;院子;天井
  Acourtyardis an open area of ground which is surrounded by buildings or walls.
  1. They walked through the arch and into the cobbled courtyard.
     他们穿过拱门走进铺着鹅卵石的院子。

双语例句

• See, male bowerbirds line their courtyards with objects arranged from smallest to largest.
  看看，雄造园鸟布置庭院的东西，从最小的到最大的都准备了。
• In Beijing, most of the courtyards today were built in the Ming and Qing dynasties.
  在北京，大部分四合院建于明、清两代。
• The laborers home from their fields spread their mats in the courtyards.
  劳动的人们从田间归来转头，把席子展铺在院子里。
• Many courtyards of which one beheld picturesque bits;
  还有许多庭院可以看见其中一段段如画的景色。
• The courtyards between highrise buildings have been provided with varied landscape which bring experience of superior life.
  高层宅间多变有序的空间，带来优质的生活体验；
• He envisages a calm and spiritual sanctuary where guests can practice tai chi or play Chinese chess in the courtyards.
  他把庭院想像为一个平静和宁神的圣地，让客人在这宁静的庭院中练习太极和下中国象棋。
• Even houses tucked away in very small lanes have their own courtyards and trees.
  最小的胡同里的房子也有院子与树；
• Local people plant flowers in their courtyards.
  那里的人们在他们的庭院里种植花朵。
• Bursting into the inner courtyards, they found that the Pan Corps had already gone.
  等他们冲进里院时，发现潘带着还乡团早己跑掉了。
• In China, palaces, temples, and houses were built around a series of courtyards, which might include trees and plants often in pots that could be changed with the seasons, and pools.
  在中国，无论宫殿、寺庙或者住宅都会有庭院围绕，庭院中一般都会有树木植物和池塘，植物一般是栽种在盆中，这样可以随着季节的变化而改变位置或者种类。