acropolis
acropolis 英 [ə'krɒpəlɪs] 美 [ə'krɑpəlɪs]
n. （古希腊都城的）卫城；城堡
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- n. （古希腊都城的）卫城；城堡
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1. Fireworks burst over the ancient temple of Parthenon at the acropolis hill in Athens.
在雅典的卫城山的帕台农神庙上，烟火正在爆发。
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2. Athens, Greece: Greek surveyors work above the pediment of the ancient Parthenon temple on the acropolis.
希腊，雅典：希腊勘测员在卫城古老的帕台农神殿的三角墙上工作。
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3. Once notorious for its traffic and chaos, the historic heart of the city near the acropolis was cleaned up with the creation of pedestrian walkways that link many of the city's ancient sites.
这里混乱的运输系统曾经臭名昭著，现在市中心古老的雅典卫城附近已经建起了干净整洁的步行街，并且它们把这座城市里众多古老的遗迹连接在一起。
- acropolis (n.) "elevated part of a Greek city," often the site of original settlement and usually a citadel, 1660s, from Latinized form of Greek akropolis "citadel" (especially, with capital A-, that of Athens), from akros "highest, upper" (from PIE root *ak- "be sharp, rise (out) to a point, pierce") + polis "city" (see polis). The plural would be acropoles.
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