garret

英 [ˈɡærət]

美 [ˈɡærət]

n.  阁楼; 顶楼小屋

复数：garrets　

GRE

BNC.27312 / COCA.24783

牛津词典

noun

• 阁楼；顶楼小屋
  a room, often a small dark unpleasant one, at the top of a house, especially in the roof

柯林斯词典

• 阁楼；顶层小屋
  Agarretis a small room at the top of a house.

英英释义

noun

• floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof
  Synonym:loftattic

双语例句

• The radical, marginal and Bohemian Garret Culture is part of the Shanghai culture in 1930s.
  亭子间文化是20世纪30年代上海带有边缘性、激进性和波希米亚气质的青年亚文化。
• And now, after lying half a century in his garret and other dust holes, these things were not burned;
  现在，这些东西，躺在他家的阁楼和别些尘封的洞窟中已经半个世纪之久，还没有被烧掉呢；
• She had moved from the wall of the garret, very near to the bench on which he sat.
  那姑娘已离开阁楼的墙壁，走近了老人的长凳。
• We all have in our past a delightful garret.
  在过去的经验中我们每个人都有过海市蜃楼。
• She roamed the building from garret to cellar.
  她一直从搁楼找到地窖。
• Colonel garret was kind enough to show us the file on you, marco.
  盖瑞特上校给我们看了你的档案，马可。
• Oh, I hope you'll die in a garret!
  啊，我希望你死在阁楼上，活活饿死！
• Joe was very busy in the garret.
  裘正在顶楼上忙得不亦乐乎。
• His eyes had remained fixed on the young girl, his heart had, so to speak, seized her and wholly enveloped her from the moment of her very first step in that garret.
  他的眼睛完全盯在那年轻姑娘的身上，他的心，从她第一步踏进这破屋子时起，便已经，可以这么说，把他整个捉住并裹住了。
• Used in garret of high buildings, sports builds, big hotels.
  广泛用于高层建筑、体育馆、大酒店。