第三人称复数：fortresses
名词堡垒，要塞
及物动词设置要塞; 用要塞防守
1. 城堡：由人面像左侧有一块城市区(City Square),有数座四面体的金字塔散在其间,在城市区的东北侧有一个似城堡(Fortress)的构型,此一城堡有三面直矗的高墙,彼此呈三角形,向中间有一空城,其间还有二面墙以九十度方式交错在那里,
1. fortress
1. 堡垒;防御阵地;要塞
A fortress is a castle or other large strong building, or a well-protected place, which is intended to be difficult for enemies to enter.
e.g. ...a 13th-century fortress.
13 世纪的堡垒
1. Fortress and Nelson did not return calls from The Associated Press after business hours.
2. The most imposing structure dating from the era of invasions is probably the Ananuri fortress, at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains.
3. They are proving true a commonplace saying that unity of will is an impregnable fortress.
4. fortress的反义词
4. The word literally means " mountain fortress " and originally referred to bandits operating outside official control.
5. Gbagbo is cornered after swift military advances by the rival Republican Forces, which entered Abidjan a week ago to attack his last fortress.
6. It is also confined to the fortress and moves one point diagonally.
7. Although the fortress was originally a primitive earthen structure, stone was brought in when construction of the city began.
8. It is the place where the Dagu Emplacement lies, which enjoys the reputation of " Sea Gate of Ancient Fortress ".
9. The fortress is one of six that Adolf Hitler ordered to be built in the German capital to defend it from air attack.
10. fortress
10. Watching the Google farce unfold is akin to reading an awkward copy of Dan Brown's fiction Digital Fortress.