hostels

英 [ˈhɒstəlz]

美 [ˈhɑstəlz]

n.  宿舍，招待所(提供廉价食宿服务); 临时收容所; 慈善收容所
hostel的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:youth hostel

双语例句

• Backpackers in youth hostels may become very good friends, even closer than siblings.
  青年旅店里的背包客也许会成为非常要好的朋友，甚至比手足还要亲！
• And they do so from hostels while eating hamburgers and drinking beers with other travelers.
  然而他们恰恰也做着这样的事，他们住宾馆，和其他旅行客一起吃汉堡、喝啤酒。
• Whether you are sharing an apartment with someone, crashing in different hostels across the country with friends, or still living with your parents, you are happy.
  不管是和别人共用一个公寓还是和朋友在全国各地挤旅馆亦或是和你的父母在一起，你都觉得很快乐。
• Hostels and camp grounds offer another choice for tourists.
  客栈和住宿营地为旅游者提供另外一种选择。
• Hostels provide not only an inexpensive place to stay, but also give young people an opportunity to make new friends from other countries as they travel.
  招待所不但提供便宜的留宿处，还给年青人在旅行期间，提供了结交其他国家青年的机会。
• One of the best things of staying in hostels is to meet people.
  住旅社最大的好处之一就是可以结识不同的人。
• The government will today announce a scheme to set up hostels for homeless youngsters in london.
  政府今天将宣布一个方案，为伦敦无家可归的年轻人建造招待所。
• Students were protesting at overcrowding in the university hostels.
  学生抗议大学宿舍过于拥挤。
• Hostels are made for young travelers and offer them many opportunities to make friends, Nie says.
  青年旅社就是为年轻行者们开设的，为他们提供结交朋友的机会。聂湘说。
• All you need to do is to check hostels online to see if they have a volunteerdiscount.
  你只用上网查询一下那些旅社是否提供志愿者打折服务。