station house

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Policestation houseˈstation ˌhouse noun [countable] American English old-fashioned SCPthe local office of the police in a town, part of a city etc SYN police stationExamples from the Corpusstation house• It had a station house and station master.• Then the whole thing becomes station house gossip.• Horderley, Plowden and Eaton were grander, each with a red brick station house.• They found that the track-bed was still in good condition and that the well-preserved station house was inhabited by a local shepherd.• We walked through the station house and stood outside the door for a moment scanning the dark village.• The little Victorian station house stood there mellow in the sun, with tubs of flowers adding to the colourful scene.

单词	station house
释义	station house From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Policestation houseˈstation ˌhouse noun [countable] American English old-fashioned SCPthe local office of the police in a town, part of a city etc SYN police stationExamples from the Corpusstation house• It had a station house and station master.• Then the whole thing becomes station house gossip.• Horderley, Plowden and Eaton were grander, each with a red brick station house.• They found that the track-bed was still in good condition and that the well-preserved station house was inhabited by a local shepherd.• We walked through the station house and stood outside the door for a moment scanning the dark village.• The little Victorian station house stood there mellow in the sun, with tubs of flowers adding to the colourful scene.
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