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courtyard n.庭院；院子 (1) 庭院荫庇在大树下。(2) 黎明即起，洒扫庭除。(3) 这家饭店围绕一庭院而建，辅以泉水和棕榈树。(4) 这些砖要用来铺院子。(5) 孩子们总是在院子里吵吵闹闹。(6) 这门通向院子。 In cities, courtyards provide small, private outdoor areas. Courtyards are often nestled between buildings, or tucked away behind them. For nearly as long as people have built houses and buildings, courtyards have existed — although in the past, they were used for keeping animals, cooking over an open fire, and sometimes even sleeping. The word dates from the 1550s, combining court, from the Latin cohors, "enclosed yard," and yard, from a Germanic root also meaning "enclosure."

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英 ['kɔːtjɑːd] 美 ['kɔːrtjɑːrd] (1) The courtyard was shaded by high trees.(2) Rise at dawn and sweep the courtyard.(3) The hotel is built round a courtyard, with fountain and palm tree.(4) These bricks are to pave the courtyard.(5) The children always racket about in the courtyard.(6) This gate leads into the courtyard. A courtyard is an area outside a building that's framed and somewhat enclosed by walls. Your friend might ask you to meet her in the courtyard of her apartment complex. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]庭院；院子；天井 A courtyard is an open area of ground which is surrounded by buildings or walls. They walked through the arch and into the cobbled courtyard.他们穿过拱门走进铺着鹅卵石的院子。

英语单词	courtyard
英美音标	英 ['kɔːtjɑːd] 美 ['kɔːrtjɑːrd]
中文释义	n.庭院；院子
英语例句	(1) The courtyard was shaded by high trees. (2) Rise at dawn and sweep the courtyard. (3) The hotel is built round a courtyard, with fountain and palm tree. (4) These bricks are to pave the courtyard. (5) The children always racket about in the courtyard. (6) This gate leads into the courtyard.
中文例句	(1) 庭院荫庇在大树下。 (2) 黎明即起，洒扫庭除。 (3) 这家饭店围绕一庭院而建，辅以泉水和棕榈树。 (4) 这些砖要用来铺院子。 (5) 孩子们总是在院子里吵吵闹闹。 (6) 这门通向院子。
vocabulary简明	A courtyard is an area outside a building that's framed and somewhat enclosed by walls. Your friend might ask you to meet her in the courtyard of her apartment complex.
vocabulary扩展	In cities, courtyards provide small, private outdoor areas. Courtyards are often nestled between buildings, or tucked away behind them. For nearly as long as people have built houses and buildings, courtyards have existed — although in the past, they were used for keeping animals, cooking over an open fire, and sometimes even sleeping. The word dates from the 1550s, combining court, from the Latin cohors, "enclosed yard," and yard, from a Germanic root also meaning "enclosure."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]庭院；院子；天井 A courtyard is an open area of ground which is surrounded by buildings or walls. They walked through the arch and into the cobbled courtyard. 他们穿过拱门走进铺着鹅卵石的院子。

Courtyard Built Area Walls Buildings Open 英 Kɔːtjɑːd] 美