posada 的定义
plural po·sa·das [poh-sah-duhz; Spanish paw-sah-thahs]. /poʊˈsɑ dəz; Spanish pɔˈsɑ ðɑs/.
- a government-operated or -approved inn offering moderately priced rooms to tourists, especially in a historic area.
更多posada例句
- Posada used the skeleton as a way of talking about politics, commenting on life.
- It is tempting to think that Posada would be proud of how far his calavera images have traveled.
- “We are going to do what we need to do to be here for our patients,” says Posada.
- Rivera and Jeter are certain Hall of Famers while Pettitte and Posada will get some consideration.
- Most of these good people had passed the night in the stables of the posada.
- Towards night he reaches some small village where he seeks the rude posada.
- Accursed gypsy, how dare you enter this posada and speak before me in that speech?
- The streets were filthy—so were the houses, and especially the posada.
- We went to a posada in the suburbs, the only one, indeed, which the place afforded.