piers 的定义
- a structure built on posts extending from land out over water, used as a landing place for ships, an entertainment area, a strolling place, etc.; jetty.
- a support for the ends of adjacent spans.
- a square pillar.
- a portion of wall between doors, windows, etc.
- a pillar or post on which a gate or door is hung.
- a support of masonry, steel, or the like for sustaining vertical pressure.
- a long passageway or corridor that extends from a central area of a building, especially one at an airport that leads to boarding gates.
piers 近义词
support; place for boats
更多piers例句
- On December 18, Kerri and her brother, Mike, told Piers Morgan on CNN about their grievances with their stepmother.
- “About six corporations control 90 per cent of what Americans see,” Martin fulminated earlier this week on Piers Morgan.
- Here are some of the simple ways I helped, which could have easily helped Piers Morgan.
- Brooks replied, according to Sitham: “Been hacking into my phone again have you, Piers?”
- Piers Morgan was, at the time, editing the rival tabloid, the Daily Mirror.
- There was one point about one of the piers—the Seventh—that that he had not fully settled in his mind.
- After a dusty walk round piers and beaches lunched with Hunter-Weston before inspecting the 155th and 156th Brigades.
- He had at once plunged74 himself in difficulties with his barons by his infatuation for Piers de Gaveston.
- Generally speaking, the Norman piers at Romsey are compound ones, formed of many minor shafts.
- When, at length, the smoke of the “big brother” was observed drawing near, the people flocked in hundreds to the piers and cliffs.