saloons

英 [səˈluːnz]

美 [səˈlunz]

n.  小轿车; (三厢)四门轿车; (旧时美国西部和加拿大的)酒吧，酒馆; (客轮上的)交谊厅
saloon的复数

柯林斯词典

• (双排座)轿车，箱式小客车
  Asaloonor asaloon caris a car with seats for four or more people, a fixed roof, and a boot that is separated from the rear seats.

in AM, use 美国英语用 sedan


• 酒吧;酒馆
  Asaloonis a place where alcoholic drinks are sold and drunk.
• 酒吧雅座;(宾馆的)高级酒廊
  Thesaloonorsaloon barin a pub or hotel is a comfortable bar where the drinks are more expensive than in the other bars.

双语例句

• By next year, says Armin Keller, VW's sales and marketing director, the figure will reach 1.4m. No wonder the big carmakers are finding their once-ubiquitous small family saloons are becoming an endangered species.
  大众销售及市场总监阿明•凯勒（ArminKeller）表示，到明年年底，这一数字将达到140万。难怪大型汽车制造商现在发现它们曾经无处不在的小型家庭轿车正在成为濒危物种。
• On the local level they smashed saloons and elected city councils opposed to the liquor dealers.
  在地方一级，他们捣毁了酒馆，并选举出反对酒商的市政会。
• After the palatial resort in Adams Street, he could not stomach the commonplace saloons which he found advertised.
  有了在亚当斯街那家华丽的酒店工作的经历，他无法忍受这些登广告的庸俗酒馆。
• Such a merger would bring together two state-owned companies currently competing head-on in China, with saloons based on designs and technology acquired from defunct British carmaker MG Rover.
  合并将使两家目前正面展开竞争的国有企业走到一起。这两家公司分别收购了英国破产汽车制造商MG罗孚（MGRover）的设计和技术，以此为基础生产轿车。
• During the Progressive era the number of saloons increased greatly, as a main component of city culture, saloons played a more and more important part in social lives of city dwellers, which became an ideal stage of entertainments and social communication to man.
  进步运动时期，美国城市中的酒馆数量猛增，作为美国城市文化的重要组成部分，酒馆在城市居民生活中越来越扮演着重要的角色，成为男人们娱乐交际的舞台。
• Though Ford does well with some models such as the Mustang sports car, it is weak in minivans and the smaller saloons that are coming back into fashion.
  尽管，福特在运动汽车野马运作良好，而在如今重新流行起来的迷你型和小型轿车方面却是其软肋。
• In a country where powerful men were once transported in sedan chairs, Chinese car buyers have a culturally embedded preference for roomy saloons.
  在这个国家，有权势的人过去坐着轿子出门。中国汽车买家在文化上根深蒂固地喜欢宽敞的轿车。
• There was parking room for motors on each side of the road, and there were saloons, tawdry and bright.
  路两边都有停汽车的地方，还有俗里俗气、灯火通明的酒巴间。
• There were nine saloons in those days, and they just stayed open all the time.
  当时一共有九家酒店，昼夜开门营业。
• About certain corners and nearby saloons small groups of men were lounging.
  有些街角上和附近的酒店周围，小群的工人在闲荡。