hangout

英 [ˈhæŋaʊt]

美 [ˈhæŋˌaʊt]

n. (某群人的)常去处，聚集处

复数：hangouts　

COCA.15939

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT （某一群人）常去的地方，聚集处
If a place is ahangoutfor a particular group of people, they spend a lot of time there because they can relax and meet other people there.
1. By the time he was sixteen, Malcolm already knew most of London's teenage hangouts.
  马尔科姆16岁时已经知道了伦敦青少年经常光顾的大多数地方。

noun

Their hangout was a grubby attic.
他们的住所是一个肮脏的阁楼。
This is my new hangout.
这是我新的常来的地方。
I was down at the local hangout with some friends.
我跟几个朋友去个地方聚一聚。
The cafe is a favourite hangout of artists.
咖啡馆是艺术家经常喜欢光顾的地方。
10 is the maximum number of users in a particular hangout.
每个独有的Hanout可最多支持10个用户成员。
The pair bumped into each other at celebrity hangout Chateau Marmont last Tuesday but despite Beckham's best efforts to introduce herself, Spear allegedly walked off without a word.
周四的时候这两个人在一个名人聚会上相聚，尽管贝克汉姆尽最大努力介绍辣妹，但是布兰妮还是一言不发地地离开了。
This place is a sort of longshoreman's hangout, and in the rear of it there's a small lunch counter.
我试图想让他吃点什么东西可运气不好。这地方是码头装卸工人等地居民的聚集处，在这后面才有一个小的便餐柜台。
"His main hangout, and introduced me to his gang."
“他的住处，介绍我给他同犯”
This bar is our favorite hangout.
这个酒吧是我们最喜欢去玩的地方。
Only recently opened, it is already a hangout for Hong Kong film and TV stars.
饭堂刚开张不久，就已经是香港影视明星常到之地。