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
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柯林斯词典

Hostels are usually provided as a stopgap until the families can he housed in permanent accommodation.
在能住进永久寓所前，通常家庭住招待所是个权宜之计。
Residents from "cage hostels" and partitioned flats met legislators to voice their concerns.
笼屋及板间房的居民到立法会与议员会面，表达他们的忧虑。
Youth hostels, unlike hotels, are not run for the purpose of making money.
青年寄宿旅店，不像宾馆，不是以赚钱为经营目的的。
When we went on our cycling tour, we stayed mainly in youth hostels.
我们骑自行车旅行时，主要住在青年招待所里。
Hostels on the hiking trip, and one-or two-person tents for camping.
旅行途中住旅店，宿营地则配有单、双人帐篷。
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！
Students were protesting at overcrowding in the university hostels.
学生抗议大学宿舍过于拥挤。
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。
Hundreds of junior civil servants have to be put up in hotel rooms and temporary hostels
数百名初级文职官员只能被安排到旅馆和临时青年招待所过夜。
They travelled through France and germany, always staying in youth hostels.
他们横穿法、德两国旅游，总是在青年招待所投宿。