词汇 | central-business-district |
释义 | central business district noun[ C ] geography specialized(alsoCentral Business District)uk /ˌsen.trəl ˈbɪz.nɪs ˌdɪs.trɪkt/ us /ˌsen.trəl ˈbɪz.nɪs ˌdɪs.trɪkt/(abbreviationCBD) the part of a city or town where most offices and businesses are: 中央商务区 Every business day, 6.7 million commuters crowd into Manhattan's central business district. 每个工作日都有670万上班族涌入曼哈顿的中央商务区。 Office space in Philadelphia's central business district went for $27.24 per square foot. The company began moving 3,000 employees from an outlying suburb to new headquarters in the central business district. Lunchtime concerts and weekend events could create a welcoming environment in the middle of the central business district. Most cities gained population in their central business districts in the 1990s. The picture showed the hurricane-battered Dominion Tower in New Orleans' Central Business District. Towns & regions: areas in towns & cities anti-development arrondissement backstreet backstreets borough botanic garden business park Chinatown housing estate industrial estate marketplace midtown non-residential old town outer ring plaza shantytown skid subdivision uptown central business district | Business Englishcentral business district noun[ C ] ukus(abbreviationCBD) COMMERCE the main part of a city where most of its offices, stores, etc. are: By relocating to new offices in the central business district, the firm expects to double its employment in the city. |
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