第三人称复数：hothouses
hothouse
名词
1. That city seems to be the hothouse of decadence.
该城市似乎是堕落的温床。
2. These plants are very delicate and can only grow in a hothouse.
这些植物非常娇嫩，只能在温室里培植。
1. 对儿童进行学前教育：Underachiever 差等生 | Hothouse 对儿童进行学前教育 | Whiz kid 神童 优等生
2. 温室、温床：hospitality 好客、宜人、盛情 | hothouse 温室、温床 | hotspot 热点、热区
3. 温房：hotfeed热水供应 | hothouse温房 | hotlaidasphalticconcrete热铺沥青混凝土
1. （栽培花草的）温室，暖房
A hothouse is a heated building, usually made of glass, in which plants and flowers can be grown.
2. （尤指思想或感情活动的）爆发地，温床
You can refer to a situation or place as a hothouse when there is intense activity, especially intellectual or emotional activity.
e.g. The vast crowds make Rome a frantic hothouse at times.
熙攘的人群有时将罗马变成一个癫狂情绪的爆发地。
e.g. ...the reputation of the College as a hothouse of novel ideas.
该学院享有的新思想摇篮的美誉
1. You don't have to invest in a huge bunch of hothouse roses.
2. Los Angeles in the decades of Gehry's youth was a hothouse for experimental buildings, which inspired the young talent.
3. Tofu and vegetables like Chinese cabbage, hothouse chives and mushrooms are cooked together with the fish.
noun
1. a greenhouse in which plants are arranged in a pleasing manner
Synonym: conservatory indoor garden