palace
gb/pˈælɪs/ us/pˈælɪs/
A2
Angol
~ 2900
palota, luxusvilla
FŐNÉV
A2
1
palota
A2
Használati minta:
[someone] lives in a palace
The royal family invited guests to the palace for a banquet.
A királyi család vendégeket hívott a palotába egy bankettre.
Tourists lined up outside the palace to watch the changing of the guard.
A turisták sorban álltak a palota előtt, hogy megnézzék az őrségváltást.
The palace has more than 500 rooms.
She dreamed of living in a palace one day.
Példák tanulóknak
The king lives in a big palace.
A király egy nagy palotában él.
We visited the palace in the city.
Meglátogattuk a városban lévő palotát.
The palace is very beautiful.
Many people work in the palace.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'palace' with 'castle'. A castle is often older and built for defense, while a palace is mainly for comfort and display.
Jelentés
Large home for royalty
Szókapcsolatok
royal palace
|palace grounds
|palace gates
|palace guard
Szinonimák
castle (Similar but often fortified and used historically for defense as well as residence.)
|
mansion (Large and impressive house, but not usually for royalty or official use.)
Antonimák
hut (A very small and simple shelter, opposite in size and grandeur.)
Témák
architecture
|government
|history
|politics
|housing
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
A very big and beautiful house where a king, queen, or important leader lives or works.
A large and impressive building that serves as the official home of a king, queen, or other high-ranking person.
FŐNÉV
B1
INFORMAL
2
palota
B2
They went to the old movie palace downtown.
Elmentek a régi belvárosi mozipalotába.
The ice palace was built for the winter festival.
A téli fesztiválra jégpalotát építettek.
The new shopping center is like a palace of consumerism.
Példák tanulóknak
We went to the movie palace to see a film.
Elmentünk a mozipalotába filmet nézni.
The ice palace was very cold but beautiful.
A jégpalota nagyon hideg volt, de gyönyörű.
The hotel was like a big palace.
Jelentés
Large public entertainment building
Szókapcsolatok
movie palace
|ice palace
|sports palace
Szinonimák
theater (Specifically for live performances or film screenings.)
|
venue (General term for a place where events are held; less grand-sounding.)
Témák
entertainment
|business
|arts_entertainment
|travel
Definíció
A big, beautiful building for people to watch movies, see shows, or stay in.
A large and impressive public building, such as a cinema, theater, or hotel, often given a grand name to attract visitors.
FŐNÉV
B1
INFORMAL
3
luxusvilla
B2
palota
A2
After the renovation, their apartment felt like a palace.
A felújítás után a lakásuk szinte palotának tűnt.
He lives in a seaside palace with ten bedrooms.
Egy tízhálószobás tengerparti luxusvillában él.
Compared to my old flat, this place is a palace.
Példák tanulóknak
Her new home is like a palace.
Az új otthona olyan, mint egy palota.
This house is a real palace.
Ez a ház igazi palota.
They live in a small palace near the lake.
Jelentés
Luxurious private home
Szókapcsolatok
private palace
Szinonimák
villa (Large comfortable house, often in the countryside or by the sea.)
|
estate (Large property, often including land and multiple buildings.)
Témák
daily life
|housing
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
A very big and nice house.
A very large and comfortable home, often used in exaggeration to describe someone's house.
Nyelvtan
Szótári alak
palace
IPA
GB/pˈælɪs/
US/pˈælɪs/
Szótagolás és hangsúly
palace (1 szótag)
Stress on 1st syllable (palace)
Szóalakok
Noun
- Base: palace
- Plural: palaces
Szócsalád
Kifejezések
Palace guard
1/pˈælɪs ɡˈɑɹd/
fixed phrase
Royal residence guards
Soldiers who keep the king's or queen's home safe.
Példák
- The palace guard stood motionless during the ceremony.
- Tourists took photos with the palace guard.
Palace coup
1/pˈælɪs kˈu/
idiom
Internal political takeover
When leaders in power secretly take control from other leaders without public fighting.
Példák
- The president was removed in a palace coup by his own ministers.
- Rumors of a palace coup spread through the capital.
Palace coup
2/pˈælɪs kˈu/
idiom
secret internal leadership takeover
A secret action by people inside a ruling group or organization to remove its leader and take power themselves.
Példák
- The finance minister was ousted in what many described as a palace coup.
- Rumors of a palace coup spread through the party’s top ranks.