hostelry
/ˈhɒstəlri/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈhɑːstəlri/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈhä-stᵊl-rē/ (ame, mw)
hostelry — 名詞
- hostelrysingular
- hostelriesplural
1. a place where people go to drink alcoholic drinks such as beer or ale, talk with
酒館
供應酒類與簡餐的傳統場所
a place where people go to drink alcoholic drinks such as beer or ale, talk with friends, and sometimes eat simple food, especially in a traditional village or countryside setting
After the harvest, the farm workers crowded into the village hostelry for a well-deserved pint.
收成結束後,農場工人擠進村裡的酒館,痛快地喝上一杯啤酒。
collocation: village hostelry
Sofia's uncle had been the landlord of the Old Crown hostelry for thirty years.
Sofia 的叔叔經營「老皇冠」酒館已經三十多年了。
collocation: landlord of the hostelry
A warm fire blazed in the grate of the village hostelry on a cold night.
寒冷的夜晚,村莊酒館的壁爐裡燒著溫暖的柴火。
Tariq ordered a pint of bitter at the hostelry and joined the locals playing darts.
Tariq 在酒館點了一杯苦啤酒,接著加入當地人一起玩飛鏢。
A painted red stag swung from the old hostelry's sign above the front door.
一隻漆成紅色的雄鹿從老酒館的招牌上垂下來,懸在大門上方。
文法句型
a hostelry
the hostelry
hostelries (plural)
用法筆記
Now largely old-fashioned in everyday British English. The modern words 'pub' or 'bar' are used in ordinary conversation. 'Hostelry' survives mainly in historical fiction, heritage pub names, and formal writing about traditional hospitality.
常見錯誤
2. a building where travellers can pay to spend the night and receive meals, typica
旅館;客棧
供旅人過夜住宿並提供餐食的場所
a building where travellers can pay to spend the night and receive meals, typically found along country roads or in small historic towns
The hikers reached the hostelry at sunset, grateful for a warm bed and hot meal.
健行者在日落時分抵達旅館,慶幸有溫暖的床鋪和熱騰騰的飯菜。
collocation: reach the hostelry at sunset
Mei spent a weekend at a coaching hostelry with oak beams and a four-poster bed.
Mei 在一間有橡木橫樑和四柱床的驛站旅館度過了週末。
collocation: coaching hostelry
The hostelry keeper gave Kwame a key to an attic room and pointed upstairs.
旅館主人把一間閣樓房間的鑰匙交給 Kwame,指了指樓上。
Chidi and his wife celebrated their anniversary at a hostelry on the Cornwall coast.
Chidi 和太太在康沃爾海岸一家旅館慶祝他們的結婚紀念日。
The old harbour hostelry had welcomed sailors and merchants for over two hundred years.
港邊的老旅館兩百多年來接待過無數水手和商人。
- inn
the closest alternative in style and meaning; also slightly old-fashioned but far more common than hostelry
- hotel
modern, neutral term for any establishment offering paid overnight accommodation
- guesthouse
a smaller, often family-run place to stay, similar in character to a traditional inn
文法句型
a hostelry
the hostelry
hostelries (plural)
用法筆記
Also old-fashioned. 'Hotel' and 'inn' are the usual modern alternatives. 'Hostelry' in this sense is still recognised in formal or literary descriptions of historical and rural accommodation, but sounds overly formal in ordinary travel conversation.