slaughterhouse

英 [ˈslɔːtəhaʊs]

美 [ˈslɔːtərhaʊs]

n.  屠宰场

复数：slaughterhouses　

BNC.21769 / COCA.16139

牛津词典

noun

• 屠宰场
  a building where animals are killed for food

柯林斯词典

• 屠宰场
  Aslaughterhouseis a place where animals are killed for their meat.

英英释义

noun

• a building where animals are butchered
  Synonym:abattoirbutcheryshambles

双语例句

• They are then taken back to the slaughterhouse, where workers cull them and excise their massive, fatty, white livers.
  然后它们会被送回屠宰场，那里的工人会进行精选，并切除它们大块、多脂的白色肝脏。
• A recent six-part piece in the Lincoln Journal-Star documents the horrid conditions endured by slaughterhouse workers.
  最近，林肯星报（LincolnJournal-Star）分为6部分的报道，记录了屠宰场工人的恐怖工作条件。
• No person shall spit or cause a nuisance within a licensed slaughterhouse.
  任何人不得在持牌屠内吐痰或造成妨扰。
• A slaughterhouse also called an "abattoir", is a facility where animals are killed and processed into meat products.
  屠宰场（也使用“abattoir”一词），是将动物宰杀并加工成肉产品的设施。
• In an interview with The Washington Post, one slaughterhouse worker said," They die piece by piece. "
  滑甚钝邮报的访谈中，一个屠宰厂工作者说到：“它们一点一点的死亡。”
• For$ 1,000 a yak and$ 100 a goat, participants can buy an animal headed to the slaughterhouse.
  参与者可以买下将被送往屠宰场的动物，一头牦牛1000美元（约合6200元），一只山羊100美元。
• My dad worked at a slaughterhouse, and I wasn't aware until I was10 or11 what it was he actually did.
  我父亲在一个屠宰场工作，但直到我10岁或11岁时才知道他真正在做什么。
• This represents a role model for cleaner slaughterhouse operations.
  这代表着更清洁的屠宰操作的模式。
• Certain occupational groups such as herders, farmers, slaughterhouse workers and veterinarians are therefore at higher risk of infection.
  因此，某些职业群体，如牧民、农民、屠宰工人和兽医，感染风险较高。
• "The scene was like a slaughterhouse," Liu said between tears.
  “这场景简直是人间屠场，”刘流着眼泪说。