down town

英 [daʊn taʊn]

美 [daʊn taʊn]

（从郊区或郊外高地）进城

经济

英英释义

noun

• the center of a city
  Synonym:civic centermunicipal center

双语例句

• Our truck broke down outside town.
  我们的卡车在城外抛锚了。
• "I guess I'll be going down town," he remarked, rising.
  “我想，我该去市里了。”他说着站起身来。
• They went down town yesterday.
  他们昨天到商业区去。
• I am averse to shopping down town because I dislike crowds.
  我不乐意在市区买东西，因为我不喜欢人挤人。
• Bounce that red ball down to town.
  弹那个红色的球到城镇。
• She went so far as to rent down town office space, which she never used in order to have a "legitimate" business address.
  她甚至去租了一个市内办公处，那地方她根本不用，只是为了有一个“合法的”企业地址而已。
• He scratched his head and prepared to go down town.
  他挠了挠头，打算去商业区了。
• I'm getting tired of traveling up and down to town to work.
  我对去市里来回上班感到厌倦。
• There is a new free-standing restaurant near the down town area.
  在市中心区附近有座新的独立餐馆。
• That night Hurstwood remained down town entirely, going to the Palmer house for a bed after his work was through.
  那天晚上赫斯渥整晚都留在商业区，没有回家。下班以后他到帕尔默旅馆过夜。