ballroom

美音：['bɔl.rum] 英音：['bɔːlruːm]

简单释义：

n.舞厅

Web宴会厅；舞表演；舞场

变形：

"Plural Form：ballrooms "

完整释义：

1.舞厅

例句：

But as he talked, word reached the hotel's opulent ballroom that the market had taken another downward lurch.
但就在他讲话时，有消息传到该酒店的豪华舞厅：市场再次遭遇下挫。
They circle each other face to face as though joined by an invisible bar, a diminutive couple waltzing in a candlelit ballroom.
它们面对面地相互环绕，中间似有一条隐形棒相连，像一对小情侣在烛光舞厅跳着华尔兹。
Every night across China, couples of a certain age gravitate to open spaces and practice ballroom dancing.
每当夜幕降临，成群结对走出家门练习交谊舞的人们构成了中华大地上一道独特景观。
Dancing or ballroom dancing in particular, used to be very popular among universities.
跳舞，跳交谊舞，原本在大学中是很流行的。
The Casino, the first permanent building on the property, was built in 1895 with a restaurant downstairs and a ballroom upstairs.
赌场，财产上的第一长备的建筑物，被建造在1895由于在楼下的一家餐厅和一个舞厅二楼。
The ornate Biltmore ballroom was the scene of this impromptu Italian cooking experiment.
华丽的比尔特莫特宴会厅是举行这次即兴意大利烹饪体验的场所。
Or so I tried to suggest to the fatigued correspondents during that long night in the weird setting of a Moscow ballroom.
这大体上就是我在那漫长的深夜，在莫斯科一间舞厅的奇怪的环境里努力向疲劳不堪的记者们说明的意思。
Over the July 4th weekend, a summit called Texas Defending the American Dream took place in a chilly hotel ballroom in Austin.
7月4日的这个周末，在奥斯汀一家宾馆肃杀的大厅内举行了一个名为“德克萨斯捍卫美国梦”的会议。

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