riverfront
英 [ˈrɪvəfrʌnt] 美 [ˈrɪvərfrʌnt]

n.

（城镇的）河边地区，河边陆地；

英英释义

Riverfront

• A riverfront is a region along a river; often in larger cities that border a river, the riverfront will be lined with marinas, docks, parks, trees, or minor attractions. Today many riverfronts are a staple of modernism and city beautification.

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双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. A chemical explosion rocked the riverfront, a few miles south of the French Quarter, sending flames shooting into the sky.
   一个化学爆炸震动了河边地区，离法裔居住区几英里远，爆炸火焰直冲向天空。

权威例句

Community participation in riverfront development
Ecological Riverfront Design: Restoring Rivers, Connecting Communities
On the Sabarmati riverfront: Urban planning as totalitarian governance in Ahmedabad
A Study on the Span River Expan-sion of Riverfront Cities in China
A design strategy for the Assiniboine riverfront in central Winnipeg
Assessing a riverfront rehabilitation project using the comprehensive index of public accessibility
Governing the Urban poor: Riverfront development, slum resettlement and the politics of inclusion in Ahmedabad
Population status and distribution of puku in a changing riverfront habitat in northern Botswana
The second battle of New Orleans: a history of the Vieux Carré riverfront expressway controversy
Urban mega-projects for a ‘world-class’ riverfront – The interplay of informality, flexibility and exceptionality along the Yamun...