rehouse
rehouse — 動詞
- rehousepresent simple I / you / we / they
- rehouseshe / she / it
- rehousedpast simple
- rehousing-ing form
1. to give someone a new place to live, especially after they have lost their previ
安置
為人提供新住處
to give someone a new place to live, especially after they have lost their previous home because of a disaster, building work, or some other reason outside their control.
The council rehoused Ilan and his family after the flood ruined their flat.
洪水毀了 Ilan 一家的公寓後,市政府為他們安置了新住處。
council + rehouse + family + after [disaster]
Apinya's grandmother was rehoused in a modern bungalow with central heating.
Apinya 的祖母被安置在一間有中央暖氣系統的現代平房裡。
passive: be rehoused in [new accommodation]
Baraka volunteers for a charity that helps rehouse refugees within six months.
Baraka 在一間慈善機構當義工,該機構協助在六個月內安置難民。
charity + help rehouse [group]
After the earthquake, the government promised to rehouse the affected residents.
地震過後,政府承諾安置所有受影響的居民。
Brandon's landlord sold the building, so the tenants were rehoused elsewhere.
Brandon 的房東賣掉了房子,所以住戶被安置到其他地方。
passive: tenants + be rehoused when home becomes unavailable
- rehouse + family / residents / tenants / refugees / victims
- rehouse + after / following (a disaster / fire / flood / earthquake)
- rehouse + in / into (a new flat / a modern bungalow / temporary accommodation)
文法句型
rehouse + noun phrase
be rehoused + in/at/to
用法筆記
Frequently used in the passive voice (be rehoused), especially when the agent is a government body, council, or aid organisation. The subject providing the new home is typically an institution rather than an individual.
常見錯誤
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常見搭配
常用片語
- rehouse + people + after + disaster
- be rehoused + in + accommodation