palace
n. 宫殿; 王室; 豪宅; 大的公共建筑
A palace is a very large impressive house, especially one which is the official home of a king, queen, or president.
...Buckingham Palace...
白金汉宫
They entered the palace courtyard.
他们进入了宫殿庭院。
When the members of a royal palace make an announcement through an official spokesperson, they can be referred to as the Palace .
The Palace will not comment on questions about the family's private life.
王室不会就有关皇家私生活的问题发表任何评论。
You can refer to any large splendid house or other building as a palace .
They'd bought a huge barn with some land and planned to turn it into a palace.
他们买了一个带有一片土地的大谷仓,计划将其改建为一座豪宅。
1. a large and stately mansion
2. the governing group of a kingdom;
3. a large ornate exhibition hall
4. official residence of an exalted person (as a sovereign)
When you go to the palace to receive your Military Cross, the Queen herself will pin it on.
你去皇宫接受十字勋章时, 女王会亲自为你别上勋章.
An angry mob is attacking the palace.
愤怒的暴徒在攻击王宫.
Buckingham Palace is a great magnet for tourists.
白金汉宫对旅游者来说是个有巨大吸引力的地方.
The palace was built in the fifteenth century.
这宫殿建于十五世纪.
This palace is magnificent.
这座宫殿金碧辉煌.