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housing noun housing ♦︎ accommodation ♦︎ accommodations ♦︎ quarters ♦︎ lodging ♦︎ a place to stayThese words all mean a place where you can live or stay. 这些词均表示住宅。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆(a) temporary housing / accommodation / accommodations / quarters / place to stay◆permanent / comfortable housing / accommodation / accommodations / quarters◆spacious / cramped accommodation / accommodations / quarters◆to provide housing / accommodation / accommodations / lodging◆to have housing / accommodation / accommodations / quarters / lodging / a place to stay◆to look for housing / accommodation / accommodations / a place to stay■ housing / /ˈhaʊzɪŋ/ / [uncountable] houses or flats that people live in, especially when referring to their type, price or condition （尤指住房类型、价格、条件等）住房，住宅◆Public housing is limited to low-income families and individuals.公共住房只提供给低收入家庭和个人。◆The study linked poor housing conditions to a variety of health problems.这项研究把各种健康问题和恶劣的住房条件联系了起来。◆The housing market (= the activity of buying and selling houses) has had a good year.住房市场经历了一个好年景。 see also house ⇨ accommodate ■ accommodation [uncountable] (BrE) a place to live, work or stay in 住处；办公处；停留处◆I live in rented accommodation.我租房子住。◆The prize includes flights plus seven nights' hotel accommodation.大奖是双程机票加七晚酒店住宿。◆The building plans include much-needed new office accommodation.建筑规划包括紧缺的办公用房在内。 see also accommodate ⇨ accommodate ■ accommodations [plural] (NAmE) a place to live or stay, often also providing food or other services 住宿；膳宿◆More and more travelers are looking for bed and breakfast accommodations in private homes.越来越多的旅行者想找住户提供住宿和早餐。■ quarters [plural] a room or house that has been provided for sb to live in, especially servants or soldiers and their families （服务人员、士兵等的）宿舍，营房，住房◆We were moved to more comfortable living quarters.我们搬进了较以前舒适的住处。◆The building served as married quarters and barracks during the First World War.这栋楼在第一次世界大战期间用作已婚军人宿舍和兵营。◆The back staircase led to the servants' quarters.后面的楼梯通往仆人的房间。■ lodging [uncountable] temporary accommodation, especially when you pay for it 暂住；寄宿；（尤指付费的）住宿◆The total fee, which includes full board and lodging (= all meals provided and a room to stay in), is $1 000.含食宿在内的总费用是1 000元。■ a ˌplace to ˈstay phrase temporary accommodation, especially when you are looking for somewhere to live or spend the night 暂住；落脚的地方◆We should try to find a place to stay before it gets dark.我们应该在天黑之前找个住的地方。 |