multi-storey

multi-storey — 形容詞

1. describes a building that has three or more levels stacked one on top of another

1.形容詞B1
釋義

多層的

三層樓以上的建築

describes a building that has three or more levels stacked one on top of another — for example, a car park with several floors, an office block, or a block of flats.

例句

The company moved into a newly built multi-storey office block near the station.

那家公司搬進了車站附近一棟新蓋好的多層辦公大樓。

attributive use: multi-storey + office block

Mei-Lin left her car on level three of the multi-storey car park.

Mei-Lin 把車留在多層停車場的三樓。

attributive use: multi-storey + car park

常見搭配
  • multi-storey building
  • multi-storey car park
  • multi-storey office block
  • multi-storey block of flats
同義詞
  • many-storeyed

    less common; used in more formal or literary descriptions of buildings

  • high-rise

    specific to tall buildings with many floors (often 10+); not used for low blocks of flats

  • multilevel

    can describe buildings but also car parks, shopping centres; less specific to residential blocks

反義詞
  • single-storey

    describes a building with only one floor

  • bungalow

    a house that is all on one level, often with a low roof

文法句型

multi-storey + noun (building, car park, office block)

用法筆記

Attributive only — 'multi-storey' appears directly before the noun it describes (a multi-storey car park, a multi-storey office building). It is the standard British spelling; the US equivalent is 'multi-story'.

常見錯誤

We work in a multi-storey.' (used as a noun)
We work in a multi-storey building.
'multi-storey' is an adjective and must be followed by a noun like 'building', 'car park', or 'block'.
I live in a storey building.' (missing 'multi-')
I live in a multi-storey building.
'storey' alone means one level; use 'multi-storey' when the building has several floors.

同根字

  • storey
    名詞B1
  • storeyed
    形容詞B2
  • multi-storeyed
    形容詞C1

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