单词 | emporium |
释义 | em·po·ri·um 1. a. < the emporium of the innumerable kinds of merchandise which are exchanged between China, Central Asia, and Europe — W.H.G.Kingston > < it has been primarily an industrial city rather than a commercial emporium — Lewis Mumford > b. < earning his living at the local furniture emporium — William McFee > < he has built and equipped two eating emporiums with a combined capacity of more than 200 food consumers at a sitting — Fred Hawthorne > < a hardware emporium > c. < drinking and gambling emporium — American Guide Series: Oregon > < found his once sedate carriage shop transformed into a sort of Hollywood hot-rod emporium — Hugh Humphrey > < the dresses in the windows of the dry-goods emporium — Hamilton Basso > < one of the shiny movie emporiums — P.E.Deutschman > < a Chinese chop-suey emporium — Bennett Cerf > 2. < that general emporium which catered to a variety of human needs — Della Lutes > < an air-conditioned news, candy, and soda-fountain emporium — J.P.Marquand > |
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