town hall
英 [taun hɔ:l] 美 [taʊn hɔl]

n.

市政厅；

变形

复数：town halls

英英释义

town hall

• n.a government building that houses administrative offices of a town government

双语例句

1. A monument was erected in front of the town hall.
   一座纪念碑在市政厅前建起。
2. I grabbed my hat and took off for the Town Hall.
   我抓起帽子便匆匆忙忙地赶到市政厅去。

权威例句

Town hall : local government at work in Britain today
Minerva: An electronic town hall
Pelosi's Healthcare Town Hall Plan Will Hurt Dems
Modernising town hall: capacity building with a political twist
Sobering thoughts: town Hall meetings on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
Cyberspace self-government: Town hall democracy or rediscovered royalism?
Between Whitehall and Town Hall: the realignment of urban regeneration policy in England
Taking Democracy to Scale: Creating a Town Hall Meeting for the Twenty-First Century
Sick building syndrome in the office environment: the Danish town hall study
The Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP) Town Hall