high-rise
英 [haɪ raɪz]美 [ˈhaɪˈraɪz]
high-rise意思解释
adj.(建筑物)有多层的,高楼的;超高层的;n.高楼,大厦,多层建筑物; 变形 复数:high-rises 英英释义 high-ris

high-rise读音音标
英 [haɪ raɪz]
美 [ˈhaɪˈraɪz]
high-rise意思解释
adj.
(建筑物)有多层的,高楼的;
超高层的;
n.
高楼,大厦,多层建筑物;
变形
复数:high-rises
英英释义
high-rise[ \'hai\'raiz ]
n.
tower consisting of a multistoried building of offices or apartments
\"`tower block\' is the British term for `high-rise\'\"
同义词:tower block
adj.
used of buildings of many stories equipped with elevators; tall
\"avenues lined with high-rise apartment buildings\"
词组短语
high-rise building
高层建筑物双语例句
用作形容词(adj.)Plans for building two high buildings are beginning to take shape.建造两幢高楼的计划渐具眉目。用作名词(n.)High buildings flanked the alley.小巷两侧高楼耸立。And that high building is the Central Plaza.还有,你看那边那高楼,是中环广场。Thermostats will rise during the month of August.联合国大厦在八月份的室温将会调高。The tower of the Empire State is about 200 ft high.帝国大厦大约有两百英尺高。
