main street

英 [ˈmeɪn striːt]

美 [ˈmeɪn striːt]

n.  典型的美国中产阶级

牛津词典

noun

noun

• 典型的美国中产阶级
  typical middle-class Americans
  1. Main Street won't be happy with this new program.
     中产阶级不会对这个新计划感到高兴的。

柯林斯词典

• (美国小城镇的)大街，主街
  In small towns in the United States, the street where most of the shops are is often calledMain Street.
• N-UNCOUNT （新闻用语，指居住在小城镇的或并不富裕的）普通大众，老百姓
  Main Streetis used by journalists to refer to the ordinary people of America who live in small towns rather than big cities or are not very rich.
  1. This financial crisis had a much greater impact on Main Street.
     这次金融危机对老百姓的影响更为深远。

英英释义

noun

• street that serves as a principal thoroughfare for traffic in a town
  Synonym:high street

双语例句

• The restaurant is at the corner of main street and Lincoln street.
  饭馆在主街和林肯街交叉的拐角处。
• On South Main Street, a huge brick building looms into view.
  在南大街上，一座巨大的砖砌建筑赫然出现在人们的视线中。
• Go up Main Street about three blocks.
  沿着大街向上走大约三个街区。
• She stood at the corner of Main Street and Washington Avenue and despaired.
  她站立在大街和华盛顿路交叉的街角上，大失所望。
• He was escorted back to the nether regions of Main Street.
  他被护送回中央大道南面的地方。
• He owns the butcher's in the main street.
  他在大街上开了一家肉铺。
• Jim was struck down by a bus in the middle of the main street.
  吉姆在大街当中被一辆公共汽车撞倒了。
• Can you send a cab to the crossroads of main street and garden road right away?
  你能马上派一辆出租车到干线大街及公园路的交叉口吗？
• The main street was lined with well-wishers.
  大街两旁满是祝福的人群。
• The once sleepy main street was lined with new shops and department stores, cafes and restaurants.
  从前僻静的大街上布满了新商店，百货商场，咖啡馆和餐馆。