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penthouse

/pent-hous/US // ˈpɛntˌhaʊs //UK // (ˈpɛntˌhaʊs) //

顶楼,顶层公寓,顶层楼房,顶层建筑

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural pent·hous·es [pent-hou-ziz]. /ˈpɛntˌhaʊ zɪz/.

    • : an apartment or dwelling on the roof of a building, usually set back from the outer walls.
    • : any specially designed apartment on an upper floor, especially the top floor, of a building.
    • : a structure on a roof for housing elevator machinery, a water tank, etc.
    • : Also called pent, pen·tice [pen-tis]. /ˈpɛn tɪs/. a shed with a sloping roof, or a sloping roof, projecting from a wall or the side of a building, as to shelter a door.
    • : any rooflike shelter or overhanging part.
    • : shed roof.
    • : Court Tennis. a corridor having a slanted roof and projecting from three walls of the court.

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Examples

  • Residents of Champlain Towers South were looking at a $15 million assessment to repair “major structural damage” flagged by engineers, with owners being asked to pay between roughly $80,000 for one-bedroom units to $336,000 for the penthouse.

  • When part of the tower fell last week, much of the penthouse apartment went with it.

  • Twice he rode the elevator to the penthouse level and walked through an unlocked door to the roof.

  • Some of my best memories are practices with my fellow Muses in the penthouse of McCormick with the afternoon sun filtering in.

  • In fact, he’s a record producer and label owner rich enough to own a cavernous penthouse whose rooftop pool offers a breathtaking skyline view.

  • Then I was the December Penthouse Pet, which is a huge honor.

  • He's starting to sound like a schoolboy with a copy of Penthouse.

  • Loeb owns a $100 million penthouse on Central Park West and a $50 million yacht.

  • I was literally on the 18th floor in a penthouse suite and I really thought about ending it.

  • She flew first class, stayed in a luxury penthouse suite and was given money for shopping along with her pay.

  • It appeared to consist of a living-room and a scullery, with a patch under the skeleton of a sort of penthouse at the back.

  • Over the penthouse thus formed a piece of gauze is placed, and the cage is complete.

  • The penthouse, in fact, represented the principal part of its attire, there was nothing else but a little red petticoat.

  • In its middle there arose a penthouse, low and irregularly shaped like some organic outcropping of native rock.

  • He lies buried—in my name—within the walls of Penthouse Prison.