village的意思|village的解释-里氏词典

village ['vilidʒ]

n. 村庄

a. 乡村的, 村庄的

village

[ noun ]

a community of people smaller than a town

<noun.group>

a settlement smaller than a town

<noun.location>

a mainly residential district of Manhattan; `the Village' became a home for many writers and artists in the 20th century

<noun.location>

Village \Vil"lage\ (?; 48), n. [F., fr. L. villaticus belonging
to a country house or villa. See {Villa}, and cf.
{Villatic}.]
A small assemblage of houses in the country, less than a town
or city.

{Village cart}, a kind of two-wheeled pleasure carriage
without a top.

Syn: {Village}, {Hamlet}, {Town}, {City}.

Usage: In England, a hamlet denotes a collection of houses,
too small to have a parish church. A village has a
church, but no market. A town has both a market and a
church or churches. A city is, in the legal sense, an
incorporated borough town, which is, or has been, the
place of a bishop's see. In the United States these
distinctions do not hold.

Bush has 7,000 tires on land he owns in the village.
Lokmaya's village of Balambhu has better health care than most in this nation of 17 million people.
More than one Western journalist has been puzzled by what has been happening in this small Yugoslavian village.
About 200 Cambodian refugees prayed for peace in their village of exile in Thailand, Site B, exactly 11 years after Vietnam invaded their homeland and started the continuing civil war.
The December 1988 bombing, which killed 270 people aboard the plane and in the village of Lockerbie, has been attributed by law enforcement authorities to a pro-Iranian terrorist group.
BRADWELL, a quiet village near Southend-on-Sea, is particularly quiet this month.
The government thwarted students' attempts to march to the bordertruce village of Panmunjom for a meeting with North Korean students June 10, when more than 10,000 students clashed with riot police.
Her parents were certain that they did not want such a son-in-law. When Perurena finally persuaded Mayte to meet him in a neighbouring village they were seen within minutes. Perurena learned about gamesmanship the hard way.
One tiny village, Magny le Hongre, now has a population of 350 locals and 800 young newcomers. Since April 1 more than 1,000 staff have left.
Ahmed Moharam, a 38-year-old Exxon Corp. administrator, remembers being sent from his mountain village when he was 11 because the only real schools were in Sanaa, the capital.
Turkish civil defense workers, helped by a 32-member West German rescue team with search dogs, shoveled through the mud and stones that roared down on the mountain village Thursday morning.
Chimneys fell in the East German border village of Vacha, and several people were injured there, the state-run agency said.
Wallace Trail, a BBC producer who was in the village when the plane crashed, said it was "in chaos at the moment.
The district made up of "Old Metairie" is flanked on one side by an exclusive country club and the million-dollar mansions of Northline Drive and on the other by what was a fishing village before urban sprawl.
He was a very discreet man." So seems his widow, Lady Oona, who still resides in the Chaplins' Manoir de Ban _ an 18th-century manor just above Corsier _ but who is rarely seen in the village.
They deserve all the time it takes to reveal their remarkable village.
In Tilat Al-Haritiya village near Ramallah, children gathered on the streets Tuesday night singing nationalist songs and draping displaying photographs of PLO chief Yasser Arafat across electricity poles.
He also was accused of ordering the hanging of a Jewish resident in the Latvian village of Audrine, the statement said.
They now grow coconuts in Chogao, a farm village 70 miles south of Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon.
Mr. Saunders described his home there as "a studio apartment in an unfashionable village" near Lausanne, where he had worked for Nestle S.A. before joining Guinness.
Officially, the doors are still open for North Korean participation, but nobody expects athletes from the North to fill the rooms left empty for them at the athletes' village.
But the drama of efforts to free three ice-trapped whales has turned the Eskimo village into a boom town.
The visitors do not come to Schengen principally for its pretty chateau and church, or even for its vineyards, sweeping down to the river from the steep hills above the village.
Such was the case with the family of Darbar Kaur, 50, in the village of Khera Bala-Chak near Kathunangal.
In the village, a much-shelled collection of mud-brick ruins long since abandoned by civilians, uniformed mujahedeen sat atop tanks and armored personnel carriers, waving banners and chanting in Farsi: "Today Mehran, tomorrow Tehran."
The Beaver fire, named for a village on the Yukon River, remained Alaska's largest; on Sunday it was burning a 10-by-48-mile section of spruce forest, said Hogervorst-Rukke.
He did strange things like that and we did not pay much attention." The village council had decided no action was called for because Christian Dornier had never been in trouble with the law.
In neighboring Croatia, police repelled a Serbian guerrilla assault on a mainly Croatian village, killing several of the attackers, according to a local radio report.
The army was also investigating allegations against an Israeli brigade commander accused of shooting an Arab shepherd to death during a helicopter chase near the West Bank village of Bani Naim, the newspaper said.
At least 20 Sikh gunmen masquerading as border police killed five Hindus Saturday night in the village of Darapur, according to C. Pal Singh, inspector general of police along the border with Pakistan.

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