Chateau Meaning in English

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sha-TOH

UK

sha-TOH

释义

A large French country house or castle, often associated with vineyards and wine production. Used in English to evoke elegance and grandeur.

用法与细微差别

Often spelled "château" with the circumflex in formal contexts. Plural can be "chateaux" or "chateaus." In wine terminology, the name of a chateau on a label indicates where the wine was produced. "Chateau" in brand names suggests luxury.

• Spanish: castillo - château
• Portuguese (BR): castelo - château
• Portuguese (PT): castelo - château
• Chinese (Simplified): 城堡 - 庄园
• Chinese (Traditional): 城堡 - 莊園
• Hindi: शैटो - महल
• Arabic: قصر - شاتو
• Bengali: শ্যাটো - ফরাসি প্রাসাদ
• Russian: шато - французский замок
• Japanese: シャトー（フランスの大邸宅・城）
• Vietnamese: lâu đài Pháp - biệt thự Pháp
• Korean: 샤토 - 프랑스 대저택
• Turkish: şato - Fransız kır malikanesi
• Urdu: شاتو - فرانسیسی محل
• Indonesian: château (prancis) - kastil Prancis

例句

We visited a beautiful chateau in the French countryside.

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The chateau was surrounded by vineyards.

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This wine comes from a famous chateau in Bordeaux.

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The chateau has been converted into a luxury hotel with a Michelin-starred restaurant.

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A bottle of Chateau Margaux from a good year can cost thousands of dollars.

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The Loire Valley is dotted with stunning chateaux dating from the Renaissance era.

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