hill station

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Up ahead lay the decaying remnants of a French hill station where colonists used to while away their weekends when they ruled this Southeast Asian country.
前方是法國(guó)山車(chē)站破舊的遺址，當(dāng)法國(guó)人統(tǒng)治著這個(gè)東南亞國(guó)家時(shí)，他們會(huì)到這里來(lái)度周末。
FOREIGNERS have long been attracted to Sapa and its surrounding mountains in the far north of Vietnam. First it was the French colonists, who built a hill station there.
長(zhǎng)期以來(lái), 外國(guó)游客們被位于越南北部,群山環(huán)繞的小城沙壩(SAPA)所吸引, 沙壩最初曾是法國(guó)殖民地, 殖民者們?cè)诖诵藿吮苁钌角f, 近來(lái)喜愛(ài)梯田壯美的景色和苗族多彩天地及苗族人民穿著的有特色的紅色, 黑色或者碎花的民族服裝的游客們紛至沓來(lái).
A hill station pioneered by the French in the early 20th century, Da Lat largely escaped the war; a town so pretty the US and North Vietnamese tacitly agreed not to bomb it.
大叻是法國(guó)人在二十世紀(jì)早期開(kāi)辟的山中避暑地，并未受到戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)多大的破壞。美國(guó)和北越仿佛有默契一般，沒(méi)有對(duì)這座城鎮(zhèn)狂轟濫炸。

My favorite pony was called Saddleback, a tough, locally bred pony from a hill station called Mahabaleshwar .
FORBES: Magazine Article
When she married him in 1940 her presents included a Bentley, a hill-station house and a trousseau that was left for collection at the Ritz in Paris.
ECONOMIST: Gayatri Devi The

a village or town high up in the hills, especially in South Asia, where people go in the summer to escape from the heat