precinct
n. <英>(教堂或大学)的围地; <美>选区; 管辖区; 界限,范围
A shopping precinct is an area in the centre of a town in which cars are not allowed.
The Centre was a pedestrian precinct with a bandstand in the middle.
该中心是步行商业区,正中央有一个室外音乐演奏台。
A precinct is a part of a city which has its own police force and fire service.
The shooting occurred in the 34th Precinct.
枪击事件发生在第34警区。
The precincts of an institution are its buildings and land.
No one carrying arms is allowed within the precincts of a temple.
携带武器者不得进入神殿的界域。
1. a district of a city or town marked out for administrative purposes
Vito Corleone : Not to our precinct.
别给我们这个选区.
This is the busiest precinct in the city.
这是这个城市最繁忙的管辖区.
A woman who is a party leader of a ward or precinct.
行政区或管辖区党的女领导者.
Police Chief Tony Marconi of 17 th Street Precinct explained.
第17街道辖区警察局长托尼?马可尼解释说.
The driver said impassively, " You better check with your precinct.
司机不动声色他说: “ 你最好还是到你们管区警察局里去查一查再说吧.