showplace

noun

1. 风景名胜；古迹名胜；游览胜地
   a place of great beauty, historical interest, etc. that is open to the public

1. Glass in clear, frosted, or color in cabinetry can make a kitchen look like a dazzling showplace.
   在清楚的玻璃，结霜或者在细木家具的颜色可能做厨房看起来象使目炫名胜地。
2. By day the Center is an iconic silhouette against the Kaohsiung sky and by night a luminous showplace, an animated marquee on a grand scale.
   在白天，高雄海洋文化与流行音乐中心以天空为背景成为标志性的轮廓。而在夜晚，中心成为发亮的景点，活跃于大尺度的天幕。
3. The new owner transformed the old house into a showplace.
   新主人把那幢旧房子装修得富丽堂皇。
4. The roofing system of National Showplace consists of framework, damp-proof course and layer of decoration.
   国家大剧院的屋面系统包括结构层、防水层和装饰层。
5. Characteristic, retaining and protection scheme and some key technologies adopted in construction process such as pressured dispersive grout anchor and level anchor of henan art center big showplace foundation excavation are introduced.
   介绍了河南艺术中心大剧院永久性深基坑工程的特点、支护方案的比选和优化及施工过程中的采用的压力分散型锚索和水平对拉锚索等关键技术。
6. Deep Excavation Design and Construction Technology of Henan Art Center Big Showplace
   河南艺术中心大剧院深基坑设计与施工技术
7. The Techno-analysis about Moscow Showplace Hostage Event
   莫斯科剧院人质事件技术分析
8. In addition, the adopted 'an egg scheme' for the national showplace in 1998 and the following architecture taste are the other original intention for the art.
   另外，自1999年国家大剧院以一个卵形方案中标至今的一系列建筑审美现象，则是本文研究的另一初衷。
9. The National Showplace Changes the City View of BeiJing
   国家大剧院改变了北京城市景观

noun

1. a place that is frequently exhibited and visited for its historical interest or natural beauty