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chateau [ʃæ'tәu]

n. 城堡

Chateau Whistler is just famous!
惠斯勒渡假酒店提供舒适的住宿环境。
Here, first Normandy, and then the Chateau country.
看，先是诺曼底，然后去法国的古堡地区。
Conné table Talbot is the second wine of Chateau Talbot.
大宝王子是大宝庄园之副牌酒。

chateau
chateaux

[ noun ]
an impressive country house (or castle) in France
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Chateau \Cha`teau"\, n.; pl. {Chateux}. [F. ch[^a]teau a castle.
See {Castle}.]
1. A castle or a fortress in France.

2. A manor house or residence of the lord of the manor; a
gentleman's country seat; also, particularly, a royal
residence; as, the chateau of the Louvre; the chateau of
the Luxembourg.

Note: The distinctive, French term for a fortified castle of
the middle ages is ch[^a]teau-fort.

The small chateau is owned by the Belgian government, which uses it for Cabinet meetings or international conferences.
Its fortifications, chateau, winding streets and son et lumieres are picturebook Europe.
The visitors do not come to Schengen principally for its pretty chateau and church, or even for its vineyards, sweeping down to the river from the steep hills above the village.
Bellevue Avenue's Vernon Court, built in 1900 to resemble a French chateau, is one of Newport's grandest homes.
At Clomot, near Pouilly, there is a gorgeous view of a private chateau with a long lilac-topped wall and a white horse grazing in a stream below.
The chateau that stands there now was built in the late 18th century and rebuilt in 1910.
The company said Mr. Doull, 42 years old, plans to move to Europe, where he has acquired a French chateau which he intends to operate as a conference center.
In the hallway, through a glass cabinet, I saw the imprints of a hand on a fourth century drain, dug up in the chateau grounds under the ruins of an 11th century hill fort.
Probably made for the chateau of Versailles, the fountain is depicted in the painting 'Le Bain de Venus' by 18th century artist Francois Boucher.
In addition to helping restore the chateau, those buying the tiles will have something with practical use, Madame de la Panouse said.
You drink a wine and you know that this is such-and-such a chateau." With this strategy in mind, he has sold some coffee on an experimental basis to Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. under the "Cafe Na Sombra" brand.
Barry Fryer has gone to the extent of buying a small dilapidated chateau standing in 55 acres of parkland half an hour's drive from the city.
'At the chateau we have four bottles or so of the very old vintages, but none of this marvellous 1924.
In a month or so, they will present the grand vins 1991, which will bear the chateau labels. These days, up to 200 of the better-known properties also will be assembling a second-wine blend.
The chateau's wooded grounds are patrolled by guard dogs and mounted police.
He saw again. You could spend the whole time within the chateau's splendidly restored walls of stone.
The tent is set up on "Place Chaplin," a sprawling meadow between Corsier's 18th-century chateau and the village hall.
An auctioneer from Dijon furnished and refurnished his extensive chateau.
Matisse said he knew of an 18th century chateau whose contents, then being sold, included some tall looking-glasses which could be cut into thousands of small-squares and set into the walls.
The bearded count, without financial means, has been fighting since 1981 to keep his chateau, a dilapidated but historic monument which the municipality wanted to restore.
'We are creating a French chateau in Chile in the tradition of great Bordeaux wines,' he says. The Domaines Barons de Rothschild calling card has also opened up foreign markets.
"Instead of chateau briand it might be top sirloin," said Lori Moser, one of New York's top party-throwers. "We have even done some wonderful beef stews this year." Houston is the president's home town.

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