cesspools

cesspools

美 [ˈsesˌpul] 　英 [ˈsesˌpuːl]

• n.污水坑；粪坑；〈比喻〉污秽场所
• 网络化粪池

词形变化

复数：cesspools  

英汉解释

n.	1. 污水坑;粪坑;〈比喻〉污秽场所

英英解释

n.	1. a large covered hole or container in the ground for collecting the liquid and solid waste that flows from a building 2. a place or situation in which people behave without any moral standards

例句

Across the country, millions of tons of raw sewage, industrial waste and fertilizer runoff have turned lakes into algae-covered cesspools .

在全国各地，上百万吨未经处理的污水、工业废水和农药残留物将湖泊变成了藻类泛滥的污水池。

Cesspits and cesspools shall be available in the catering trade not within the service sectors of drainage network.

在排水管网服务区外的饮食业应当设污水池或化粪池。

It was an amazingly smelly city. Not just because of the cesspools, but also the sheer number of livestock in the city would shock people.

它是一个非常臭的城市，不仅仅是因为那些化粪池，而且这个城市里大量的家畜也会震惊人们。

Universities are cesspools of leftist professors who punish students who express differences of opinion.

大学成了汇聚着因为学生意见不同而加以惩罚的左派老师的污水池。

It's just one of the filthiest cesspools you can imagine.

这是你能想象的最脏的河了。

The lower classes of Roman society urinated into pots which were emptied into cesspools.

罗马下层人民将尿排在罐中然后再倒入粪坑。

Wastes associated with cesspools shall be cleared away by the owners, managers, or users;

七化粪池之污物，由所有人、管理人或使用人清除。

code of practice for design and installation of small sewage treatment works and cesspools

小型污水处理工程和污水池设计及安装实用规程