brownstones
英[ˈbraʊnstəʊn]
美[ˈbraʊnstoʊn]
- n. 赤褐色砂石建筑；褐色砂石
- adj. 上流社会的；富有阶级的
- n. （Brownstone）人名；（英）布朗斯通
双语例句
- 1. BOSTON is known for its bricks and brownstones, but the city is starting to take on a glossier, more modern sheen.
- 波士顿以其砖造以及褐色砂石建筑闻名于世，但是如今这座城市正开始渐渐散发一种更加光洁和现代的色彩。
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- 2. This neighborhood of quaint brownstones clustered along tree-lined cobblestone streets remains virtually unchanged since the 19th century.
- 西村的街道是由鹅卵石铺成的，道路两旁绿树成荫，19世纪以来不曾改变。
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- 3. In Boston, the Boston Common, a gently rolling park ridged by brownstones in the shadow of the state Capitol, morphed into a sea of pink hats Saturday morning.
- 在波士顿，波士顿公共绿地这个以州议会大厦为背景、由赤褐色砂石建筑环绕的平缓起伏公园，周六上午变成了一个粉红色帽子的海洋。
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- 4. In Boston, the Boston Common, a gently rolling park ridged by brownstones in the shadow of the state Capitol, morphed into a sea of pink hats Saturday morning.
- 在波士顿，波士顿公共绿地这个以州议会大厦为背景、由赤褐色砂石建筑环绕的平缓起伏公园，周六上午变成了一个粉红色帽子的海洋。
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