building
/ˈbɪldɪŋ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbɪldɪŋ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbil-diŋ/ (ame, mw)
building — 名詞
1. a fixed place with rooms inside, made for people to live, work, study, or make t
建築物
供人居住、工作或使用的固定建物
a fixed place with rooms inside, made for people to live, work, study, or make things in.
The new library building opened beside the river last spring.
河邊那棟新的圖書館建築物在去年春天啟用了。
library building
Smoke came from the tall building across from the train station.
煙從火車站對面那棟高大的建築物裡冒出來。
building across from + place
After lunch, Ravi walked back into the school building alone.
午餐後,Ravi 獨自走回學校大樓裡。
An old brick building stands at the corner near Mei's shop.
Mei 的商店附近轉角處有一棟老舊的磚造建築。
Office lights stayed on in the building until midnight.
直到半夜,這棟建築物裡的辦公室燈還亮著。
文法句型
a building near/by/across from + place
go into/out of the building
office/school/apartment building
用法筆記
Often modified by words for use or material, such as 'office', 'school', 'brick', or 'stone'. Distinguish from sense 2, which is uncountable and names the work or industry, not the finished structure.
常見錯誤
2. the work or industry of putting up houses, roads, and other large structures.
施工;營建
蓋房等工程或相關行業
the work or industry of putting up houses, roads, and other large structures.
Building began after the village got money for a new clinic.
村裡拿到蓋新診所的經費後,施工就開始了。
building began
Many local jobs came from building near the east port.
東邊港口附近的營建工作帶來了許多在地工作。
Her uncle has worked in building since he left school.
她叔叔離校後就一直在營建業工作。
Heavy rain brought bridge building to a stop for two days.
大雨讓這座橋的施工停了兩天。
The city grew fast because building continued along the coast.
這座城市成長很快,因為沿海一帶的營建持續進行。
- construction
the closest match and the more usual formal term
- housebuilding
narrower; used mainly when homes are being built
- development
broader; can include planning and business decisions, not only the physical work
- demolition
the work of pulling structures down instead of putting them up
文法句型
building began/continued/stopped
work in building
building on + site/place
用法筆記
Uncountable in this sense. It often follows verbs such as 'begin', 'continue', or 'stop', and it appears in job descriptions like 'work in building'. Distinguish from sense 1, which names the structure itself.