sanctuaries
英 [ˈsæŋktjʊəriz]
美 [ˈsæŋktʃuˌɛriz]
n. 鸟兽保护区; 禁猎区; 庇护; 保护; 避难所; 庇护所
sanctuary的复数
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 避难所;庇护所;躲避处
Asanctuaryis a place where people who are in danger from other people can go to be safe.- His church became a sanctuary for thousands of people who fled the civil war.
他的教堂成为成千上万逃离内战的人们的避难所。
- His church became a sanctuary for thousands of people who fled the civil war.
- N-UNCOUNT 避难;庇护
Sanctuaryis the safety provided in a sanctuary.- Some of them have sought sanctuary in the church.
他们中的一些人在教堂避难。
- Some of them have sought sanctuary in the church.
- N-COUNT 禁猎区;鸟兽保护区
Asanctuaryis a place where birds or animals are protected and allowed to live freely.- ...a bird sanctuary.
鸟类禁猎区 - ...a wildlife sanctuary.
野生动物禁猎区
- ...a bird sanctuary.
双语例句
- President Zardari, the husband of assassinated former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, has pledged to cooperate with the United States in eradicating terrorist sanctuaries in the tribal areas.
扎尔达里总统是巴基斯坦遇刺身亡的前总理布托女士的丈夫。他承诺要和美国展开合作，在部落地区根除恐怖分子的藏身处。 - Buddhist temples range from half-Buried sanctuaries with richly carved entrances to single carved towers or statues.
佛教的庙宇也有各种不同的形式，有雕刻丰富的神龛、塔或佛像。 - Some visitors spend weeks seeking more remote and even more pristine sanctuaries islanded with towering pines and spruce.
一些游客消磨上数星期的时间在耸立的松树和云杉的小岛上来寻求更多的清净和纯净的庇护。 - The head, chest, and abdomen were still sanctuaries not to be opened, unless by accident.
头颅、胸腔和腹腔除意外事故外，仍属不能切开的禁区。 - Indian Ocean and Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuaries
印度洋和南极洋鲸鱼保护区 - There are sanctuaries for animals, and you are not allowed to go in and shoot a deer or a rabbit.
那里是动物们的世外桃源，人们不得进入，更不能射杀一只鹿或是一只兔子。 - The designation of special marine reserves and marine sanctuaries shall be subject to the State Council for approval.
海洋特别保护区、海上自然保护区的确定，须经国务院批准。 - These meetings ought not to be sanctuaries for factious and flagitious fellows.
这些聚会不应成为帮派斗殴和凶残的人的庇护所。 - Some of this will go up because we are going to go after the sanctuaries and safe havens as we must.
其中一些还会升级，因为我们将必须对准圣所和避难所。 - In centuries past, it was a perfectly ordinary thing for churches and cathedrals to commission artists to beautify their sanctuaries with stained-glass windows, new altars and other decorations.
在过去几百年里，这是一个非常普通的事，教堂和大教堂委托艺术家美化禁猎区与血迹的玻璃门窗，新的神坛和其他装饰品。