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saltbox

/ˈsɔːlt.bɒks/

翻译: 一种源于新英格兰的传统房屋风格,其特征是屋顶后坡长而平缓、一直延伸到一层高度,使房屋正面为两层、背面为一层。也指一种带倾斜盖的盐罐。

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noun

/ˈsɔːlt.bɒks/C1formalamerican
  • zh一种源于新英格兰的传统房屋风格,其特征是屋顶后坡长而平缓、一直延伸到一层高度,使房屋正面为两层、背面为一层。也指一种带倾斜盖的盐罐。

A noun referring to a style of house, typically found in New England, characterized by a long, pitched roof that slopes down to the back, resulting in two stories in the front and one story in the rear.

  1. Architectural styleC1formalamerican

    A traditional wooden house style common in colonial New England, characterized by a two-story front and a single-story rear, resembling the shape of a wooden salt container.

    zh盐盒式建筑

    • The old saltbox house stood proudly on the hill.
    • They restored a historic saltbox in Massachusetts.
    • Saltbox homes are known for their distinctive sloping roofline.
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  • saltboxes plural form
  • saltboxes' possessive plural form
  • saltbox's possessive singular form