plazas

英 [ˈplɑːzəz]

美 [ˈplɑzəz]

n.  (尤指西班牙语城镇的)露天广场; 购物中心
plaza的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （城市中的露天）广场
  Aplazais an open square in a city.
  1. Across the busy plaza, vendors sell hot dogs and croissant sandwiches.
     在热闹广场的另一边，摊贩叫卖着热狗和羊角三明治。
• 购物中心，商业区（彼此相连或拥有公共区域的一组店铺或建筑）
  Aplazais a group of stores or buildings that are joined together or share common areas.

双语例句

• For the choice of finding fitness place, most xi 'an professional female all chose parks, plazas and other free public place or unit self-built venues.
  在对健身场所的选择上，大多数西安市职业女性都选择了公园、广场等公共免费场所或单位自建场馆。
• Plazas themed around poetry, books, etiquette and music surround the central book city, turning the place into a haven for citizens to spend their leisure time.
  在中心书城的周边分布着名为诗、书、礼、乐的之个主题公园，这里成了市民图书休闲的乐园。
• At one stage cars took up every open space: the plazas and town squares were choked, and trees were suffocated by indiscriminate parking.
  以前，汽车占据了每一个空地；广场和城镇广场经常堵塞；停车混乱造成大量树木死亡。
• Studying Methods of "Re-design" on the Historical Space in City-Royal Plazas in Paris
  城市历史性空间再设计途径研究&以巴黎皇家广场为例
• Accompanied by the substantive construction of domestic plazas, the planning of urban plazas became increasingly important.
  伴随着我国广场的大量建设，城市广场规划日益重要。
• The climate is normally milder than in other parts of Spain's north, and it has a number of great museums and picturesque plazas.
  那里的气候比西班牙北部的其他地方温和宜人，同时，那儿也有许多很棒的博物馆和别致的广场。
• The country's172 lamp decorating plazas will periodically put on promotion shows such as press release conferences, to publicize this exhibition.
  全国172家灯饰城定期举行发布会等推介活动，宣传此次展会。
• His company is best known for its prime properties throughout China, including 72 Wanda Plazas – sprawling developments that usually include shopping centres, hotels and cinemas.
  他的公司因房地产事业闻名，其在全国拥有72座万达广场&通常包含购物中心、酒店与影院的综合建筑。
• The tower's tapering forms differentiate it from the themed casinos, vernacular housing, and colonial plazas that contribute to Macau's rich urban character.
  酒店的尖顶设计使得它凸显于主题赌场、民俗住宅以及殖民风格的广场建筑群中，丰富了城市的个性。
• But americans, by and large, treat their cars merely as vehicles which are essential to their lives to take them to work, to shopping plazas two or three miles out of town, to picnics or to visit friends.
  但美国人一般而言，大都认为汽车仅是生活中必不可少的交通工具&载他们去上班，去离市中心二三英里的购物中心，去野炊或拜访朋友。