country club

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcountry clubˈcountry ˌclub noun [countable] DLCa sports and social club, especially one for rich peopleExamples from the Corpuscountry club• You then are given a number in suburban Baltimore, which turns out to be a country club Donovan owns.• I thought it was a country club.• Freddy's folks were at the country club.• We saw them once or twice a month and usually ate at their country club.• And the fact that it is the first true country club in the area.

单词	country club
释义	country club From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcountry clubˈcountry ˌclub noun [countable] DLCa sports and social club, especially one for rich peopleExamples from the Corpuscountry club• You then are given a number in suburban Baltimore, which turns out to be a country club Donovan owns.• I thought it was a country club.• Freddy's folks were at the country club.• We saw them once or twice a month and usually ate at their country club.• And the fact that it is the first true country club in the area.
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