boulevards

英 [ˈbuːlvɑːz]

美 [ˈbʊləˌvɑrdz]

n.  (市区的)林荫大道; (常用作街道名称)要道，大街
boulevard的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 林阴大道
  Aboulevardis a wide street in a city, usually with trees along each side.
  1. ...Lenton Boulevard.
     伦顿林阴大道

双语例句

• The troops broke in the doors of houses whence shots had been fired; at the same time, manoeuvres by the cavalry dispersed the groups on the boulevards.
  军队捅破那些放过冷枪的门，同时，骑兵驱散了在林荫大道上集合的人群。
• Its sprawling capital, Buenos Aires, is known as the Paris of South America for its beautiful Beaux-Arts buildings and wide boulevards.
  美丽的学院派建筑和宽阔的大道使阿根廷不断扩张的首都布宜诺斯艾利斯获得了“南美巴黎”的称号。
• At intervals, as he roamed through the most deserted boulevards, it seemed to him that he heard strange noises in Paris.
  他在最荒僻的大路上走时，不时听到在巴黎方面有些奇特的声音。
• Back then there were fears that the president, Francois Mitterrand, would invite the Soviet army to parade down the boulevards of Paris during his inauguration.
  当时还有人担心，弗朗索瓦•密特朗总统可能会在他的就职典礼上邀请苏联军队列队穿越巴黎的大街。
• I shall always remember that young girl who walked along the boulevards almost every day at the same hour.
  我永远也忘不了这个年轻的姑娘，她每天几乎总是在同一时刻走过大街。
• If my model is correct then the routes to life in the universe are boulevards, rather than twisted back alley ways.
  “如果我的模式是正确的，那么宇宙间生命的路线就是阳光大道，而不是迂回曲折的窄巷”。
• The well-tended boulevards and comfortable cafs of Budapest do not look like obvious territory for revolution or social turmoil.
  布达佩斯精心呵护的林荫大道和怡人的咖啡馆，并没有明显表明这里将是革命或社会动荡的领地。
• Having crossed paris, it passed through the faubourg Du temple, then leaving the exterior boulevards, it reached the cemetery.
  队伍横越过巴黎市区以后，穿过寺院路，然后离开郊外的马路，到达坟场。
• On the side alleys of the boulevards, in the branches of the trees, on balconies, in windows, on the roofs, swarmed the heads of men, women, and children; all eyes were filled with anxiety.
  在大路的横街里、树枝上、阳台上、窗口上、屋顶上，人头象蚂蚁一样攒动，男人、妇女、小孩，眼睛里充满了不安的神情。
• Blank department buildings sit on quiet boulevards, surrounded by thrift shops, cafes, and the odd building site.
  不知其名的部门大楼坐落在安静的林荫道两侧，周围是朴素的小商店、咖啡厅和古怪的建筑工地。