annexe
/ˈæneks/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈæneks/ (ame, ipa)
annexe — 名詞
- annexesingular
- annexesplural
1. a building positioned next to a larger main structure, or a set of rooms attache
附屬建築
主建築旁額外增建的建築物或房間
a building positioned next to a larger main structure, or a set of rooms attached to it, used as extra space for work, living, or services such as medical care.
The hospital built a new annexe to house its expanding emergency department.
那間醫院蓋了一棟新的附屬建築，用來容納不斷擴張的急診部。
collocation: hospital annexe
Dr. Okafor's office is in the annexe behind the main university building.
Okafor 醫師的辦公室在主校舍後方的附屬建築裡。
The consulate annexe on Fifth Avenue provides visa services for tourists and students.
領事館在第五大道的附屬館舍為遊客和學生提供簽證服務。
An annexe was added to the library last summer, creating twenty quiet study spaces.
圖書館去年夏天增建了一棟附屬建築，打造了二十個安靜的閱讀空間。
The school's science annexe contains four laboratories and a computer room.
這所學校的科學附屬大樓有四間實驗室和一間電腦教室。
- extension
suggests a part added directly onto a building, often connected internally; more common for houses than for large institutions
- wing
a section that projects from the side of a building; usually part of the original structure rather than a separate added building
- addition
a general term for any part added to a building; less specific about whether it is separate or attached
文法句型
annexe to [building]
annexe of [organisation]
用法筆記
Spelled annexe in British English and annex in American English when used as a noun. The word is more typical in formal or institutional contexts (schools, hospitals, embassies) than in everyday conversation about home additions.