Palace Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈpæɫəs/

PA-lis

UK

/pˈælɪs/

PA-lis

释义

A palace is a very large and impressive building where a king, queen, or other ruler lives or lived. It can also refer to a grand official residence or a building with a luxurious, royal style.

用法与细微差别

Usually refers to royal or official residences, not just any big house. Common collocations include 'royal palace', 'palace gates', and 'palace walls'. In informal speech, people may jokingly call a very luxurious home a 'palace'.

• Spanish: palacio
• Portuguese (BR): palácio
• Portuguese (PT): palácio
• Chinese (Simplified): 宫殿
• Chinese (Traditional): 宮殿
• Hindi: महल
• Arabic: قصر
• Bengali: প্রাসাদ
• Russian: дворец
• Japanese: 宮殿
• Vietnamese: cung điện
• Korean: 궁전
• Turkish: saray
• Urdu: محل
• Indonesian: istana

例句

The king lives in a palace.

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We visited the old palace last summer.

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The palace has many large rooms.

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The hotel lobby looked like a palace.

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They opened the palace to tourists during the holiday.

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Come on, your apartment is basically a palace compared to mine.

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