palisade
palisade 英 [,pælɪ'seɪd] 美 [,pælɪ'sed]
n. 栅栏；木桩；细胞层 vt. 用栅栏围护
进行时:palisading 过去式:palisaded 过去分词:palisaded 第三人称单数:palisades 名词复数:palisades
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- n. 栅栏；木桩；细胞层
- vt. 用栅栏围护
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1. protected from spring tides by a palisade
为了抵御大潮，围了一排栅栏
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2. The Spot: Phantom Crack at palisade Head, Minnesota
拍摄现场：明尼苏达州栅栏头上的幻影裂纹
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3. And then there's his triumphant Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, in Texas, a palisade of glass pavilions that touch down mysteriously on a broad reflecting pool.
接着是他功成名就的作品德克萨斯州的现代艺术博物馆“沃斯堡”，一排栅栏环绕的玻璃亭倒映在宽阔的建筑群，神秘莫测，引人入胜。
- palisade (n.) "a fence of stakes," c. 1600, from Middle French palissade (15c.), from Provençal palissada, from palissa "a stake or paling," from Gallo-Roman *palicea, from Latin palus "stake" (from PIE *pakslo-, suffixed form of root *pag- "to fasten"). Military sense is attested from 1690s. The Palisades, along the Hudson River opposite New York City, so called by 1823.
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