boarding house

英 [ˈbɔːdɪŋ haʊs]

美 [ˈbɔːrdɪŋ haʊs]

n.  提供膳宿的私人住宅

牛津词典

noun

• 提供膳宿的私人住宅
  a private house where people can pay for accommodation and meals

柯林斯词典

The spellings boardinghouse in American English, and boarding-house in British English are also used. 美国英语中亦拼作boardinghouse，英国英语中亦拼作boarding-house。


• （供人们短时间居住的）寄宿处，公寓
  Aboarding houseis a house which people pay to stay in for a short time.

英英释义

noun

• a private house that provides accommodations and meals for paying guests
  Synonym:boardinghouse

双语例句

• A cheap, run-down hotel or boarding house.
  小客栈一种廉价的破旧小旅馆或住宿处。
• Student room boarding house is changed, to the student politics of thought of day-to-day management, student is taught and of all sorts of activities begin brought difficulty.
  学生住宿公寓化，给学生日常管理、学生思想政治教育和各种活动的开展带来了困难。
• A musician who plays pop music in a club lived in a boarding house in the centre of London.
  一个在俱乐部演奏流行歌曲的乐师住在伦敦市中心的一所公寓里。
• And he's staying at our boarding house, because he's nobody's man.
  他住在我们的地方，因为没人雇他。
• First time she's been to a boarding house.
  第一次，她是一所寄宿房子。
• Our family-style boarding facility, Besant House, provides a warm, nurturing home for16 American and International students.
  家庭式的“贝赞特之家”是个大家庭，来自美国和其他国家的16名学生在这里过着温暖、健康的生活。
• I'm boarding at a friend's house.
  我在一位朋友家里寄宿搭伙。
• They're very happy in their boarding house.
  他们在寄宿的地方很开心。
• A pub would be more congenial than a boarding house.
  住小旅馆比住寄宿舍更惬意。
• They didn't have much money to spend in the trip, and had to find a room in a cheap and nasty boarding house.
  他们这次旅行没有多少钱可花，故此要住平价低级旅馆的房间。