attic

英 [ˈætɪk]

美 [ˈætɪk]

n.  (紧靠屋顶的)阁楼，顶楼

复数：attics　

GRETEM8医学

Collins.1 / BNC.7888 / COCA.7194

牛津词典

noun

• （紧靠屋顶的）阁楼，顶楼
  a room or space just below the roof of a house, often used for storing things
  1. furniture stored in the attic
     存放在阁楼的家具
  2. an attic bedroom
     顶楼卧室

柯林斯词典

• 顶楼；阁楼
  Anatticis a room at the top of a house just below the roof.

英英释义

noun

• (architecture) a low wall at the top of the entablature
• floor consisting of open space at the top of a house just below roof
  Synonym:loftgarret
• informal terms for a human head
  Synonym:beanboncenoodlenoggindome

双语例句

• In your case, an attic was involved.
  在你的案子中，牵涉到一个阁楼。
• And stuffed her in the attic.
  把她塞到了阁楼里。
• I accidentally found a revolver and some bullets in my attic last year and have kept them for self-defense.
  我去年在我的阁楼中意外地发现一把左轮手枪和一些子弹，并一直保有它们以为自卫用。
• Pack these books together and put them in the attic.
  把这些书捆在一起，放到阁楼上去。
• What happened to you in that attic? Tell me who you're afraid of.
  在阁楼发生了什么事？告诉我你怕谁。
• I hauled myself up into the attic and looked around.
  我费劲地走上了阁楼，环视了一下四周。
• He's in the attic, in his room.
  他在阁楼，在他房间里。
• They have been sitting in the attic for a year now.
  它们已经在阁楼里摆了一年了。
• Frank: mum, can you help me? I just knocked over the ladder in the attic.
  弗兰克：妈妈，能帮我一下吗？我把阁楼上的梯子碰倒了。
• To get some stuff from the attic.
  到阁楼上拿了些东西。