town hall

英 [ˌtaʊn ˈhɔːl]

美 [ˌtaʊn ˈhɔːl]

n.  镇公所; 市政厅; (英国)市镇集会所

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牛津词典

noun

• 镇公所；市政厅；（英国）市镇集会所
  a building containing local government offices and, in Britain, usually a hall for public meetings, concerts, etc.

柯林斯词典

• (英国的)市(或镇)政会大楼，市(或镇)政会
  In Britain, atown hallin a town is a large building owned and used by the town council, often as its main office. You can also usetown hallto refer to the town council that uses this building.
• (美国，尤指新英格兰的)市政厅，镇公所
  In the United States, especially in New England, atown hallis a building or hall used for local government business.

英英释义

noun

• a government building that houses administrative offices of a town government

双语例句

• The government gave them a concession to sell food in the town hall.
  政府给了他们一个可以在市政厅出售食品的特许权。
• On Wednesday evening, we went to the Town Hall.
  星期三的晚上，我们去了市政厅。
• I could do nothing but followed her to the town hall.
  我没办法，只好跟她一起去市政厅了。
• President Obama plans to hold more town hall meetings in Montana and Colorado later this week.
  奥巴马总统计划本周在蒙大拿和科罗拉多召开更多的市政会议。
• What else beside the town hall?
  除了镇公所外还占了什么？
• The Obama administration had hoped that this month's town hall meetings would smooth the way for healthcare reform.
  奥巴马（Obama）政府本希望，本月的市政厅会议将为医疗改革铺平道路。
• This bus runs from here to the Town Hall.
  这班公共汽车从这里开往市政厅。
• Look, it's the Secretary from the town hall!
  看，市政厅的书记来了！
• The town hall clock struck midnight.
  市政厅的钟敲响了午夜的钟声。
• He was last seen walking into the town hall.
  上一次有人看见他走进市政厅。