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

• The highly protected courtyards are not allow to re-build; some even not allow to sell to the foreigner.
  对于受高度保护的四合院，禁止对其进行重建，有些四合院甚至不允许卖给外籍人士。
• 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。
• If we move into the government apartments, there are no courtyards and no sun.
  如果我们搬入政府公寓，没有庭院，也没有太阳。
• The city is alive with fountains splashing in little squares and courtyards.
  整个城市充满了喷泉飞溅的小广场和庭院。
• Local people plant flowers in their courtyards.
  那里的人们在他们的庭院里种植花朵。
• 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。
• 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。
• The local parks and neighbourhood courtyards are a cornerstone of the social network for Chinese people.
  对于中国的老百姓来说，自家附近的公园与小区的花园是邻里交际的主要场所。
• 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。
• 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；