edifices

英 [ɛˈdɪfɪsɪz]

美 [ˈɛdəfəsɪz]

n.  大厦; 宏伟建筑
edifice的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 大厦;雄伟的建筑物
  Anedificeis a large and impressive building.
  1. The American consulate was a magnificent edifice in the centre of Bordeaux.
     美国领事馆是位于波尔多市中心的一座宏伟的大厦。
• N-COUNT （信仰或传统制度的）体系，结构
  You can describe a system of beliefs or a traditional institution as anedifice.
  1. ...an edifice of British constitutional tradition.
     英国传统的宪政制度

双语例句

• These edifices consist of nothing other than sankharas as conditioned things, the conditioned formations comprised in the five aggregates.
  这些结构由有为的诸行组成，也就是，由有为的造作形成的五蕴。
• Therefore, the environmental colors of the edifices and the whole city building get more harmony.
  使建筑群乃至整个城市建筑环境色彩更加统一、协调。
• Finally, for the concerns with the localization of the foreign constructions, the inspiration and prospect is stated for the modernization of religious edifices, which is to relate contemporaneous architectural context with applicable resources under the same environment and use improved traditional technologies.
  最后，出于对外来本土化建筑的生存关注，提出了宗教建筑现代化的启示与展望&同时代与环境的文脉及适用的资源相关联，并使用改进的传统技术。
• The main structures of Early Cretaceous in the area are NE and NW faults, which control not only the major boundaries of the basins, but also some volcanic edifices.
  该区早白垩世的主要构造行迹为NE向和NW向的断裂构造；这些断裂构造控制着火山沉积盆地的边界和一些火山机构的分布。
• Add religion to the hublest of edifices and you have a sanctuary.
  给最简陋的大厦添加宗教信仰，你便拥有一所教堂。
• He would remember that it was the color with which the hangman smeared "accursed" edifices;
  他会想起，那是刽子手用来粉刷恶贯满盈建筑物的颜色；
• Great edifices, like great mountains, are the work of centuries.
  伟大的建筑物，如同巍峨的山峦，是需要多少世纪的功夫才形成的。
• In Childhood Impressions ( 2001), naked, innocent children are photoshopped onto backgrounds of iconic edifices that symbolize various moments in China's history.
  在《童年留影》（2001年）中，赤裸而天真的儿童用软件处理到象征中国历史上不同时期的标志性建筑物背景上。
• But some of these hallowed edifices are crumbling and in desperate need of repair.
  但是一些神圣的宏伟建筑却因年久失修而正在日益斑驳。
• But these are the principal masses which were then to be distinguished when the eye began to accustom itself to this tumult of edifices.
  然而，当我们的眼睛渐渐适应这纷陈杂沓的建筑物时，还是可以区分出主要一些群体来的。