gallery 英 [ˈgæləri]   美 [ˈɡæləri]

gallery

gallery  英 [ˈgæləri] 美 [ˈɡæləri]

n. 画廊 

名词复数:galleries 

an art gallery,a picture gallery 美术馆;绘画陈列室
the National Gallery 国家美术馆

  • A gallery is an area of a building that's usually long, narrow, and has a specific function. You might visit an art gallery to check out a row of paintings hung on its walls.
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  • n. 画廊
  • 1. an art gallery,a picture gallery

    美术馆;绘画陈列室

  • 2. the National Gallery

    国家美术馆

  • gallery (n.) mid-15c., "covered walk or passageway, narrow and partly open passageway along a wall," from Old French galerie "a long portico" (14c.), from Medieval Latin galeria, of unknown origin. Perhaps an alteration of galilea "church porch," which is probably from Latin Galilaea "Galilee," the northernmost region of Palestine (see Galilee); church porches sometimes were so called, perhaps from being at the far end of the church:
gal·lery / ˈɡæləri ; NAmE ˈɡæləri / noun ( plural gal·leries ) 1 a room or building for showing works of art, especially to the public (艺术作品的)陈列室,展览馆;画廊 an art/a picture gallery 美术馆;绘画陈列室 the National Gallery 国家美术馆 collocationsat art see also art gallery 2 a small private shop/store where you can see and buy works of art 私家画店 3 an upstairs area at the back or sides of a large hall where people can sit (大厅的)楼座,楼上旁听席 Relatives of the victim watched from the public gallery as the murder charge was read out in court. 法庭宣读谋杀指控时受害者的亲属在公共旁听席观看。 see also press gallery 4 the highest level in a theatre where the cheapest seats are (剧场中票价最低的)顶层楼座 5 a long narrow room, especially one used for a particular purpose 长廊;走廊;柱廊 see also shooting gallery 6 a level passage under the ground in a mine or cave (矿坑或洞穴中的)水平巷道 IDIOM play to the ˈgallery to behave in an exaggerated way to attract people's attention 哗众取宠;行为惹人注目 gallery galleries gal·lery / ˈɡæləri ; NAmE ˈɡæləri /
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