| 释义 |
xys·tus
\ˈzistəs\ noun
(plural xys·ti \-ˌstī, -ˌstē\)
Etymology: Latin, from Greek xystos, from xystos, adjective, scraped, polished; from its smooth floor
: a long and open portico used especially by ancient Greeks or Romans for athletic exercises in wintry or stormy weather; sometimes : a walk lined with trees |