inns

英 [ɪnz]

美 [ɪnz]

n.  (通常指乡村的，常可夜宿的)小酒店; (通常指乡村的)小旅馆，客栈; 用于客栈、旅馆和饭店的名称中
inn的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT; N-IN-NAMES 小旅馆;小客栈;小酒馆
  Aninnis a small hotel or pub, usually an old one.
  1. ...the Waterside Inn.
     水畔客栈

双语例句

• There have been taverns and inns since Biblical times.
  自《圣经》时代起，小酒店和酒馆就一直存在。
• As there are no hotels in this part of the desert, one of the competition web sites lists motels and inns in the area, with telephone numbers for reservations.
  由于这片沙漠地区没有旅馆，因此一家大赛网站列出了这个区域的汽车旅馆和乡村客栈，并附上预定电话。
• Mistakes inns for castles, and gets beaten by his enemies.
  将客栈误当成城堡，遭他敌人的殴打。
• The old-fashioned inns, however, did provide food and shelter for both men and horses.
  然而，这种老式客栈确实为旅客和马匹解决了食宿问题。
• West of the Rhoyne, he knew, the wharves of Volantis teemed with sailors, slaves, and traders, and the wineshops, inns, and brothels all catered to them.
  罗伊达的西岸，他知道，瓦兰提斯的码头上挤满了水手，奴隶和商人，而酒馆，旅舍还有妓院都应和着他们的需要。
• These inns offer package deals with overnight stays and meals in addition to hot springs baths.
  这些旅舍山庄的温泉浴并提供住宿和膳食套餐服务。
• Such inns as there were were generally dirty and flea ridden;
  当地的那些小旅馆通常是既肮脏又尽是跳蚤；
• Lanterns swung from iron chains above the doors of inns and pleasure houses, but within the gates, they were made of colored glass, not parchment.
  旅社和妓院门上都用铁链悬挂着摇晃的灯笼，但是到了门内就是五彩的玻璃而非羊皮灯笼了。
• Traditional Japanese inns, or ryokan, abound in this area.
  传统的日本旅舍山庄，座落于该区。
• Inns are usually like motels.
  客栈通常和汽车旅馆一样。