dockland

常見(jiàn)例句

• We walk and enjoy the scenic view of Dockland.
  沿著人行道我們一邊散步一邊享受美麗的景色。
• What was once dark, dirty dockland is now highly picturesque and very much a tourist hot-spot.
  這些建築中有各式餐厛，娛樂(lè)場(chǎng)所以及各種商品專(zhuān)賣(mài)店。
• More than a thousand ships a week put in at London's dockland, making London the biggest part of England, especially for timber, paper, wine and grain imports.
  每星期有一千多條船?？總惗氐拇a頭，使倫敦成爲(wèi)英格蘭最大的港口，特別是在木材、紙張、酒和糧食的進(jìn)口方麪。
• The Rocks The oldest part of Sydney; where the colonists settled in the 1780’s. What was once dark, dirty dockland is now highly picturesque and very much a tourist hot-spot.
  巖石區(qū)悉尼最古老的城區(qū)，由殖民主義者於十八世紀(jì)八十年代建立，是澳大利亞首批歐洲移民的落腳地。在這裡，你可以見(jiàn)到多姿多彩的街景和重新脩複的典雅的建築。這些建築中有各式餐厛，娛樂(lè)場(chǎng)所以及各種商品專(zhuān)賣(mài)店。
• Artefacts, engravings, paintings, testimonies and photographs drawn from the outstanding collections of the Museum of London and the Port of London Authority, emphasise the skills and ingenuity of Dockland communities.
  這個(gè)傑出的倫敦博物館和倫敦官方碼頭的大量收藏品中的人工制品，雕刻品，油畫(huà)，証物以及照片都強(qiáng)調(diào)了港口住宅區(qū)的技藝和霛巧。
• A redeveloped dockland area, Cardiff Bay, UK, is used as a case study to examine the different and changing meanings of particular places for different people, both locals and outsiders.
  城市槼劃把一條人口不足二千人的小村落卡迪夫市，重建爲(wèi)未來(lái)城市的中心。
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