landlords

英 [ˈlænlɔːdz]

美 [ˈlænˌdlɔrdz]

n.  业主; 地主; 房东; (酒吧或招待所的)店主，老板
landlord的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （男）房东
  Someone'slandlordis the man who allows them to live or work in a building which he owns, in return for rent.
  1. His landlord doubled the rent.
     他的房东把租金提高了一倍。
• N-COUNT （酒吧的）店主，老板
  Thelandlordof a pub is the man who owns or runs it, or the husband of the woman who owns or runs it.
  1. The landlord refused to serve him because he considered him too drunk.
     酒吧老板觉得他已经喝多了，拒绝再给他添酒。
• （家庭旅馆或客栈的）店主
  Alandlordis the man who owns or runs a boarding house or inn.

双语例句

• Industrial and commercial enterprises run by small bureaucrats or by landlords, however, are not subject to confiscation.
  对于小官僚和地主所办的工商业，则不在没收之列。
• The peasants have a deep hatred for the landlords.
  农民对地主怀有刻骨的仇恨。
• Good news at last for landlords.
  房东们终于迎来了好消息。
• We burned the deeds of the landlords and divided the land.
  我们烧了地主的地契，分了地。
• Certain countries under the joint dictatorship of the landlords and the bourgeoisie can be grouped with this kind.
  某些地主和资产阶级联合专政的国家，可以附在这一类。
• The poor peasants are tenant-peasants who are exploited by the landlords.
  贫农是农村中的佃农，受地主的剥削。
• Landlords can charge a returnable deposit.
  房东可以收取一笔可退还的押金。
• This foundation is highly respected by the local community and landlords.
  这个基金组织非常受当地社区，和地主的尊敬。
• We now know how uncaring and selfish the landlords were.
  我们现在知道这些地主过去是多么的冷酷和自私。
• The majority of the pawnshop owners were landlords or merchants tied to the landlords.
  当铺老板大都是地主或与地主有联系的商人。