new town

英 [ˈnjuː taʊn]

美 [ˈnuː taʊn]

n.  (英国于1946年后规划建设的)新市镇

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牛津词典

noun

• （英国于1946年后规划建设的）新市镇
  one of the complete towns that were planned and built in Britain after 1946

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (有规划地兴建的)新城，新市镇
  Anew townis a town that has been planned and built as a single project, including houses, shops, and factories, rather than one that has developed gradually.
  1. ...Basildon New Town.
     巴西尔登新镇

英英释义

noun

• a planned urban community created in a rural or undeveloped area and designed to be self-sufficient with its own housing and education and commerce and recreation

双语例句

• My wife took a new job in a new town, so we moved.
  我妻子在另一座小城找了一份新工作，我们便搬了过去。
• The industrial structure of the ambient areas can match with the future development of the new town.
  近地区之产业结构能与新市镇未来发展相配合。
• South and east is the Nove Mesto, or new town.
  向南和向东是新城区（NoveMesto）。
• Chenggong is a new town near Kunming, one of the main cities in the south-west of China.
  呈贡是昆明中国西南重镇之一附近的一座新城。
• Lijiang is half new town and half old town.
  丽江是一个半新半旧的小城。
• And this monkey is going to new town.
  要把猴子带到一个新地方去。
• Also, a new town and a new job mean a new adventure to embark on.
  另外，一座新城市和一份新工作就意味着新的挑战。
• The new town would have been unrecognisable to the original inhabitants.
  原来的居民可能会认不出这个崭新的城镇了。
• We know that Japan's Disneyland has already developed into a new town.
  我们知道日本的迪士尼已经发展成一个新城镇。
• He's moved on to a new town.
  他接着走，到了一个新城市。