penthouse 英 ['penthaʊs]   美 ['pɛnthaʊs]

penthouse

penthouse  英 ['penthaʊs] 美 ['pɛnthaʊs]

n. 阁楼;顶层公寓,屋顶房间 

名词复数:penthouses 

penthouse magazine, however, is still being published. 不过,《阁楼》杂志仍在出版。
The buyer of “Flat a” at the One Hyde Park development is understood to be a Ukrainian who purchased the penthouse in cash in 2007. 据悉,该套“海德公园一号”的买主是位乌克兰人,他2007年就用现金提前预定了这里的一处阁楼。

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  • n. 阁楼;顶层公寓,屋顶房间
  • 1. penthouse magazine, however, is still being published.

    不过,《阁楼》杂志仍在出版。

  • 2. The buyer of “Flat a” at the One Hyde Park development is understood to be a Ukrainian who purchased the penthouse in cash in 2007.

    据悉,该套“海德公园一号”的买主是位乌克兰人,他2007年就用现金提前预定了这里的一处阁楼。

  • 3. One night in 1948 he stood on the terrace of his ­Hollywood bachelor penthouse with his best friend, the songwriter Sammy Cahn, looking down over Sunset Strip.

    1948年的一个晚上,他与最好的朋友,作曲家萨米·卡恩站在好莱坞单身顶层公寓入口处眺望着日落大道。

  • penthouse (n.) pendize, early 14c., from Anglo-French pentiz, a shortening of Old French apentis "attached building, appendage," from Medieval Latin appendicium, from Latin appendere "to hang" (see append). Modern spelling is from c. 1530, by folk etymology influence of Middle French pente "slope," and English house (the meaning at that time was "attached building with a sloping roof or awning"). Originally a simple structure (Middle English homilies describe Jesus' birthplace in the manger as a "penthouse"); meaning "apartment or small house built on the roof of a skyscraper" first recorded 1921, from which time dates its association with luxury.
pent·house / ˈpenthaʊs ; NAmE ˈpenthaʊs / noun an expensive and comfortable flat/apartment or set of rooms at the top of a tall building 顶层豪华公寓;阁楼套房 penthouse penthouses pent·house / ˈpenthaʊs ; NAmE ˈpenthaʊs /
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