galilee
/gal-uh-lee/US // ˈgæl əˌli //UK // (ˈɡælɪˌliː) //
加利利,伽利略,加利里
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a porch or vestibule, often on the ground floor of a tower, at the entrance of some English churches.
Examples
“My father told me we have a house in Nahf,” he said, referring to a town in the Upper Galilee, west of the Green Line.
He began to fortify a number of cities in Upper and Lower Galilee; and stored them with provisions.
The Old Galilee is a room perhaps 55 feet by 75, divided by columns and arches into five sections.
The Carmel example was the only one added to the list, and was much less perfect than some examples in Upper Galilee.
From the mountains of Upper Galilee you look down to the narrow shore-line of the coast of Phnicia.
There is one example on Gilboa, and five or six in Upper Galilee, one of which is called the stone of blood.
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