| 单词 | billet |
| 释义 | billetArmy bil·let1 /ˈbɪlɪt/ noun [countableC] PMAa private house where soldiers are living temporarily 〔设在民房里的〕部队临时营舍 Examples from the Corpus billet• Fundamentalists are looking for a billet back before the Enlightenment.• However, these will be one-piece in future, if the actual billets of maple are deep enough to allow it.• He said 99 percent of Air Force billets and 80 percent of Army billets are open to women.• After some cheering words to them, Weir went back to his billet and lay down.• We fixed up an old officers' billet and made our club.• It was the best way to make a snug billet for himself.• The billet has to be highly dense and of high integrity and will be used to make new kilogram mass standards. Army billet2 verb [transitiveT] PMAto put soldiers in a private house to live there temporarily 为〔士兵〕临时设营 Examples from the Corpus billet• There was torchlight in the longhouse where Bragad's men were billeted.• As he stood there one of the Circle longhouses where Bragad's' Wares had been billeted began to blossom with flame.• Mandeville and Southgate joined us, the soldiers who had accompanied us being billeted elsewhere.• I was billeted in a block of flats in St John's Wood - luxurious before the lush fittings had been removed.• I was billeted in Wolverton during the winter months, when the blackout was most restrictive.• The meeting lasted two days and the competitors were billeted out in the homes of local schoolchildren.• It was the old sea captain, in whose house Nils had billeted us, who told us.• A little girl called Jeanne was billeted with us. (1400-1500) Old French billette, from bulle “document”, from Latin bulla; → BILL1 |
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