brownstone 英 [ˈbraʊnstəʊn]   美 [ˈbraʊnstoʊn]

brownstone

brownstone  英 [ˈbraʊnstəʊn] 美 [ˈbraʊnstoʊn]

n. 赤褐色砂石建筑;褐色砂石  adj. 上流社会的;富有阶级的 

名词复数:brownstones 

We lived in NYC in Manhattan on 130 something street, in a three-story brownstone that housed many of my relatives. 我们原来住在纽约市曼哈顿一幢好像是位于130号街的三层的赤褐色砂石建筑里,我的好多亲戚都住在那。
Around the corner from Person's home was the quaint old brownstone where, long ago, a handsome stranger arrived on my doorstep. 去珀森家路上的转角处,曾有座古香古色的赤褐色砂石建筑。 在那,很久以前的一天,一个英俊的陌生人踏脚来到我的门前。

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  • n. 赤褐色砂石建筑;褐色砂石
  • adj. 上流社会的;富有阶级的
  • 1. We lived in NYC in Manhattan on 130 something street, in a three-story brownstone that housed many of my relatives.

    我们原来住在纽约市曼哈顿一幢好像是位于130号街的三层的赤褐色砂石建筑里,我的好多亲戚都住在那。

  • 2. Around the corner from Person's home was the quaint old brownstone where, long ago, a handsome stranger arrived on my doorstep.

    去珀森家路上的转角处,曾有座古香古色的赤褐色砂石建筑。 在那,很久以前的一天,一个英俊的陌生人踏脚来到我的门前。

  • 3. Memories of the first asparagus and carrots he ate from a garden years before led him to start growing produce on the roof of his landmarked brownstone in Park Slope, Brooklyn, six or seven years ago.

    记忆的六,七年前第一次在菜园里吃芦笋和胡萝卜的经验,带领他开始在屋顶上种菜,他在地标式的赤褐色砂石房子位于布鲁克林区的公园斜坡 。

  • brownstone (n.) "dark sandstone," 1849, from brown (adj.) + stone (n.). It was quarried extensively from Triassic deposits in the U.S. Northeast and much-used there as a building stone. As "house or building fronted with brownstone" from 1932.
brown·stone / ˈbraʊnstəʊn ; NAmE ˈbraʊnstoʊn / noun ( NAmE) a house built of, or with a front made of, a type of reddish-brown stone, which is also called brownstone 褐沙石房屋;外墙为褐沙石的房屋;褐沙石 New York brownstones 纽约的褐沙石房屋 brownstone brownstones brown·stone / ˈbraʊnstəʊn ; NAmE ˈbraʊnstoʊn /
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