playhouses

英 [ˈpleɪhaʊsɪz]

美 [ˈpleɪˌhaʊsɪz]

n.  (用于剧场名称)剧院; 游戏房(供儿童进入玩耍的大模型房子)
playhouse的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 剧场；戏院
  Aplayhouseis a theatre.
  1. The Theatre Royal is one of the oldest playhouses in Britain.
     皇家剧院是英国最古老的剧场之一。
• N-COUNT 儿童游戏房；玩具房
  Aplayhouseis a small house made for children to play in.
  1. My father built me a playhouse.
     父亲给我建了一个儿童游戏房。

双语例句

• The Renaissance theater was a period of elaborate spectacle, of few plays and playwrights of lasting importance, and of new playhouses that set the pattern for modern theaters.
  文艺复兴时期的戏剧特点是：场景讲究，流传于世的重要剧作和剧作家不多，当时修建的新剧场成了现代剧场的楷模。
• These plays are modestly staged in small playhouses, but some rank with the best Broadway performances in professional skill, and many enjoy long runs.
  这些戏剧都是在小型剧院上演的，但是在演技方面，有些戏剧堪与白老汇最好的演出不相上下，有许多甚至久演不衰。
• However, a movement known as 'regional theater' has developed across the United States, and playhouses are attended avidly in cities throughout the nation.
  不过，一种名为地区性剧院运动，已在美国各地发展起来，全国各城市的剧院，招来许多观众。
• The Theatre Royal is one of the oldest playhouses in Britain.
  皇家剧院是英国最古老的剧场之一。
• He sticks to the principle that big playhouses should present mainstream plays, which amounts to the adherence to the Beijing people's art theater's heirloom, the theater's national orientation and realism.
  他一直坚持大剧场话剧就要排主流剧，就是要坚持北京人艺的传家法宝：戏剧的民族化和现实主义。
• The young actor realised that, in these years near the Armada, patriotism was the link which most strongly united the very mixed audiences in the playhouses.
  这位年轻的演员知道，在发生无敌舰队之役的那些年头，爱国主义是联结庞杂观众的坚固环节。