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城堡
a large country house or mansion, typically of French origin, often associated with luxury, grandeur, and historical significance
A chateau is a large, elegant house, often resembling a castle, typically found in France. It is usually located in the countryside and is associated with luxury, historical significance, and architectural beauty. Chateaux were originally built as private residences for nobility or wealthy families, featuring expansive grounds, formal gardens, and impressive architectural details. Today, many chateaux are used as tourist attractions, hotels, or event venues. The term can also be used to describe any grand, stately home in a similar style, even outside of France.
- The grand chateau stood atop a hill, overlooking sprawling vineyards and offering breathtaking views of the countryside.
宏伟的城堡矗立在山顶上，俯瞰着广阔的葡萄园，提供了乡村的 breathtaking 景色。
- As a wedding venue, the historic chateau provided a romantic backdrop for couples exchanging vows amidst ornate gardens and elegant ballrooms.
作为婚礼场地，这座历史悠久的城堡为在华丽花园和优雅舞厅中交换誓言的情侣提供了浪漫的背景。
- The chateau's opulent interiors were adorned with priceless artwork, antique furnishings, and intricate tapestries, reflecting its rich history and noble heritage.
城堡豪华的内部装饰有无价的艺术品、古董家具和复杂的挂毯，反映了其丰富的历史和贵族遗产。
- Visitors marveled at the chateau's impressive architecture, with its soaring towers, turrets, and imposing stone façade evoking the splendor of a bygone era.
游客们对城堡令人印象深刻的建筑感到惊叹，其高耸的塔楼、小塔和雄伟的石质立面让人想起过去时代的辉煌。
- The chateau served as a luxurious retreat for royalty and aristocrats, hosting lavish banquets, soirées, and hunting parties in its sprawling estate.
城堡曾是皇室和贵族的豪华隐居地，在其广阔的庄园内举办豪华宴会、晚会和狩猎派对。