用penthouse造句子，“penthouse”造句
At first the word wasn't penthouse, But something that sort of sounded like it: pendiz.
When the meeting was over, we all went up to the penthouse for lunch in the executive dining room.
High above Melbourne, the recently crowned world's most livable city, a rare, full-floor penthouse apartment has gone on sale.
Small buildings might still house people and so the ending of pendiz that kind of sounded like house started getting called house; thus penthouse.
What is the point of being rich if you cannot drink the finest wines while gazing at the world's most famous artworks on the walls of your penthouse flat?
房屋雖小，卻仍然可以讓人居住(housepeople)，因此人們便開始把單詞pendiz的尾音——聽上去類似於house——乾脆讀成house；於是就有了penthouse。
The manager himself ushered Jill to an enormous penthouse suite.
I think that's the real thing we should talk about, not the size of his penthouse.
The luxury zeppelin offers a bar and lounge area, four duplex apartments, a penthouse and five smaller apartments.
The boys still typically slept at their homes, though they spent after-school hours, most weekends and summer nights at the penthouse.
在《牛津英語詞典》中第一條penthouse的引*——其意指“一個位於一套公寓頂部的住所”——完全沒有一絲富貴和高檔的味道。
The guards saw you with Lentil. Up at the penthouse.
"A penthouse is usually set Back from the vertical face of a Building, But as a real-estate term, penthouse may refer to any top floor, regardless of setbacks."
在公元1400年左右，penthouse的前身剛出現在英語中的時候，世界上還沒有任何高層公寓建築。
The family has booked the penthouse suite for two weeks .
With an astonishing interior design, the penthouse apartment is located in a fully and recently renovated 1907 building.
the penthouse of the eye
The buyer of "Flat a" at the One Hyde Park development is understood to be a Ukrainian who purchased the penthouse in cash in 2007.
Years later, Will Torres can recount his first moments in the penthouse in detail.
I went each Saturday to Woody's Fifth Avenue penthouse, where he judged the material and offered suggestions on how to develop characters and pace gags, and pleaded with me to maintain high standards.
Back at the penthouse, he insisted they sit down to read aloud.
