new town

英 [ˈnjuː taʊn]

美 [ˈnuː taʊn]

n.  (英国于1946年后规划建设的)新市镇

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牛津词典

noun

• （英国于1946年后规划建设的）新市镇
  one of the complete towns that were planned and built in Britain after 1946

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (有规划地兴建的)新城，新市镇
  Anew townis a town that has been planned and built as a single project, including houses, shops, and factories, rather than one that has developed gradually.
  1. ...Basildon New Town.
     巴西尔登新镇

英英释义

noun

• a planned urban community created in a rural or undeveloped area and designed to be self-sufficient with its own housing and education and commerce and recreation

双语例句

• My wife took a new job in a new town, so we moved.
  我妻子在另一座小城找了一份新工作，我们便搬了过去。
• The new town would have been unrecognisable to the original inhabitants.
  原来的居民可能会认不出这个崭新的城镇了。
• South and east is the Nove Mesto, or new town.
  向南和向东是新城区（NoveMesto）。
• Zhujiang New Town constitutes an important part of the CBD in Guangzhou city in the21st century.
  珠江新城是21世纪广州市中央商务区（CBD）的重要组成部分，完善发达的内外交通是CBD的支撑基础。
• In order not to upset its building plan for a new town.
  为了不扰乱新市镇的建筑计划。
• Are you in a new town, job, or living space?
  你搬到了新城市、换了新工作或住处？
• A new town has grown up in this industrial district.
  在这个工业区兴起了一座新城市。
• The new town takes in three former villages.
  新镇包括了3个从前的村庄。
• This new town was planned to have some open space near the centre.
  这个新城镇的设计是要在中心区附近留出一些空地。
• We know that Japan's Disneyland has already developed into a new town.
  我们知道日本的迪士尼已经发展成一个新城镇。