fairgrounds

基本解释

• n. 遊樂場；[貿易] 集市場地（fairground的複數形式）

英汉例句

雙語例句

• State properties, from a big coliseum in Los Angeles to concert halls and fairgrounds, will be auctioned off.
  從杉磯大型遊樂場到音樂厛和露天遊樂場都會被拍賣掉。
• By the time we reached the fairgrounds and Grandpa bought tickets, Hayden was so excited he was jumping up and down.
  終於，我們到了集市。 爺爺買好了票，海登實在太興奮了，他不停地跳來跳去。
• Every May, at the San Mateo Fairgrounds in California, hundreds of thousands of people make the annual pilgrimage from around the world to meet the ‘makers.’
  每到五月，在加利福尼亞的San Mateo Fairgrounds，成百上千的人從世界各地趕來蓡加一年一度的遇見創造者的盛會。

原聲例句

• The president was taken to an emergency hospital on the fairgrounds.
• For the hundreds of thousands about to pass through the gates of the New Orleans Fairgrounds, as long as the music has a great beat, it doesn't really matter what you call it.

權威例句

• The inland sky above Boonville is powder-blue as I enter the Mendocino Fairgrounds for the annual Floyd R.
  FORBES: Days of Wine and Redwoods
• CeBIT is held on a vast fairgrounds, a complex network of buildings big and small.
  FORBES: CeBIT Press Day: Forklifts, Concept Cars, Servers In A Safe

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词组短语

短語

• Lenexpo Fairgrounds 聖彼得堡
• fairgrounds storage 遊樂場存儲
• Fairgrounds Rd 地址
• Dusseldorf Fairgrounds 德國杜塞爾多夫國際展覽中心
• Bologna Fairgrounds 博洛尼亞展覽館

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A fairground is an area of land where a fair is held.

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专业释义

經濟學

• 集市場地（fairground的複數形式）