waterfront
英 [ˈwɔ:təfrʌnt] 美 [ˈwɔtərfrʌnt]

n.

海滨，江边；装在火炉前部的热水缸；

变形

复数：waterfronts

英英释义

waterfront[ 'wɔ:təfrʌnt, 'wɔ- ]

• n.the area of a city (such as a harbor or dockyard) alongside a body of water

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. My friend often goes to the waterfront to sketch.
   我的朋友常去水边上写生。
2. Pelicans are regularly fed at the Waterfront at approximately 3:30pm daily.
   大约每天下午3点30分,鹈鹕在水边规律性地被饲养。
3. Chicago has a splendid waterfront.
   芝加哥有一个很美的湖滨。
4. The park on the waterfront is a good place for rest and recreation
   这个滨水公园是休息和娱乐的好地方。
5. The water culture is the characteristics and the resources of waterfront cities.
   水文化是滨水城市的特色和资源。

权威例句

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