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great white way

/ɡreɪt waɪt weɪ/

翻译: 纽约百老汇剧院区的历史别称,指20世纪初照亮该地区的明亮白色电灯。如今这个词在现代口语中很少使用。

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/ɡreɪt waɪt weɪ/informalamericanart已废弃
  • zh纽约百老汇剧院区的历史别称,指20世纪初照亮该地区的明亮白色电灯。如今这个词在现代口语中很少使用。

A historical nickname for the Broadway theater district in New York City, referring to the bright white electric lights that illuminated the area in the early 20th century. The term is now rarely used in modern conversation.

  1. C1formalamerican

    A nickname for the Broadway theater district in New York City, especially the brightly lit section of Broadway.

    zh百老汇剧院区

    • The Great White Way is famous for its dazzling lights and world-class shows.
    • Many tourists visit the Great White Way to see a musical.
    • The theaters along the Great White Way attract millions of visitors each year.