storeys

英 [ˈstɔːriz]

美 [ˈstɔriz]

n.  楼层; 有…层的
storey的复数

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 story


• N-COUNT (楼房的)层，楼层
  Astoreyof a building is one of its different levels, which is situated above or below other levels.
  1. Houses must not be more than two storeys high.
     房子的高度不得超过两层。
  2. ...the upper storeys of the Empire State Building.
     帝国大厦的最上面几层

双语例句

• Four storeys of parking beneath the theatre was not enough.
  剧院下面的四层停车场不够用。
• A skyscraper has many storeys.
  摩天大楼有许多层。
• They will be seven storeys and are of a similar height and massing to the existing buildings.
  那会是7层楼高的公寓，跟目前的建筑有相似的高度和密集程度。
• Our second stage was the building of a building of twenty storeys.
  我们的第二期工程是建造一座二十层高的大楼。
• Inside, a glittering and stinking confusion of shops, food stalls and dormitories is piled on itself in an impossible jumble& 17 storeys high and covering most of a city block.
  内部混杂了又吵杂又难闻的商铺，食物摊和旅店，这都集中在几乎难以忍受的这个17层建筑中，包含了一个城市大部分街区的大部分内容。
• Houses-often three storeys high-were built of stone.
  房子一般有三层楼高，用石块修建。
• The Group Operations Room was like a small theatre, about sixty feet across, and with two storeys.
  大队作战指挥室象一座小剧场，纵深约六十英尺，一共有两层。
• For buildings three or four storeys high, exterior bearing walls may be used, but above that height skeleton construction is usually adopted.
  外承重墙可以用于3至4层高的建筑物。但是，3、4层以上高度的建筑物通常采用骨架结构。
• Before World War II the usual one-family house had two full storeys, as well as a basement and an attic.
  在二次世界大战前，一般的独家住宅有两层，外加一个地下室和一个阁楼。
• Houses must not be more than two storeys high.
  房子的高度不得超过两层。