museum语法

1. 博物馆
2. 展览馆
3. 陈列馆
4. 美术馆
5. 博物院

1. a depository for collecting and displaying objects having scientific or historical or artistic value

1.博物馆;博物院
Amuseum is a building where a large number of interest-ing and valuable objects, such as works of art or historical items, are kept, studied, and displayed to the public.

museum是什么意思

e.g. For months Malcolm had wanted to visit the Parisian art museums.
几个月来马尔科姆一直想参观巴黎的艺术博物馆。
e.g. ...the AmericanMuseum of Natural History.
美国自然历史博物馆

1. A guidebook to the museum is available free of charge.
   这个博物馆的参观指南免费供应。
2. Employees have liberty to use all the museum facilities.
   雇员获准使用所有博物馆的设备。
3. There are some butterfly specimens in the museum.
   那家博物馆里有一些蝴蝶标本。
4. There were some fine specimens of rocks and ores in the museum.
   过去这家博物馆有一些极好的岩石和矿物标本。
5. The museum has very high artistic standard.
   这家博物馆的艺术水准很高。
6. These manuscripts are invaluable to scholars and should be in a museum.
   这些手稿对学者们极有价值,应该存放在博物馆。
7. They visited the Museum of the Chinese Revolution.
   他们参观了中国革命博物馆。
8. There is a large library in the British Museum.
   大英博物馆有个很大的图书馆。

• The Reading Room of the British Museum.., that immense rotunda.

  出自：Daily Telegraph

• Curator of Minerals and Gems in the American Museum of Natural History.

  出自：C. Frondel

• The Museum of Modern Art has been running a Will Rogers Retrospective.

  出自：Village Voice

• The palace, preserved as a museum of the ancient times of royalty.

  出自：U. Le Guin

• One of those painted wagons..that gypsies donate to folk museums.

  出自：New Society

1. museum指珍藏历史、文学或艺术方面物品的“博物馆”。
2. museum是可数名词,用作专有名词时,须加定冠词the。