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atrium美 ['eɪtriəm] 英 ['eɪtriəm] - n.(罗马建筑内部的)中庭；【解】心房；(耳的)鼓室；【建】门廊
- 网络阿特里亚；三角形三；阿拉斯阿特里亚中心
n. hall,foyer,entrance hall,entrance,vestibule n. | 1. a central hall usually with a glass roof or skylight and extending the full height or several stories of a building 2. the open central courtyard of an ancient Roman house 3. a cavity of the body, especially one of the upper chambers of the heart that takes blood from the veins and pumps it into a ventricle 4. a large open hall that goes up through all the levels of a building to the roof, which is usually made of glass 5. each of the two upper spaces in your heart, which force blood into your ventricleslower spaces 1. a central hall usually with a glass roof or skylight and extending the full height or several stories of a building 2. the open central courtyard of an ancient Roman house 3. a cavity of the body, especially one of the upper chambers of the heart that takes blood from the veins and pumps it into a ventricle 4. a large open hall that goes up through all the levels of a building to the roof, which is usually made of glass 5. each of the two upper spaces in your heart, which force blood into your ventricleslower spaces |
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