Definition of Rathaus in English:

Rathaus

nounPlural Rathäuser ˈrathaʊsˈräthous

A town hall in a German-speaking country.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most arresting spatial features of the exhibit were at its ‘center,’ the area of the Rathaus facing its plaza.
- A pedestrian whom we questioned on how we could get to the Rathaus, squinted at my companion and said in English: ‘I know who you are.’
- A new arrival, the Atoll hotel is externally an undistinguished building cranked round two sides of the main square in front of the Rathaus.
- The Rathaus, the city hall, was an appropriate site for the exhibit: a centrally located public landmark.
- Its inventive but unidentified German artist is named after the paintings on the panelling of the conference room in the Rathaus at Goslar.

Origin

German, from Rat 'council' + Haus 'house'.

Definition of Rathaus in US English:

Rathaus

nounˈräthous

A town hall in a German-speaking country.
Example sentencesExamples
- A pedestrian whom we questioned on how we could get to the Rathaus, squinted at my companion and said in English: ‘I know who you are.’
- The Rathaus, the city hall, was an appropriate site for the exhibit: a centrally located public landmark.
- A new arrival, the Atoll hotel is externally an undistinguished building cranked round two sides of the main square in front of the Rathaus.
- The most arresting spatial features of the exhibit were at its ‘center,’ the area of the Rathaus facing its plaza.
- Its inventive but unidentified German artist is named after the paintings on the panelling of the conference room in the Rathaus at Goslar.

Origin

German, from Rat ‘council’ + Haus ‘house’.

单词	Rathaus
释义	Definition of Rathaus in English: Rathaus nounPlural Rathäuser ˈrathaʊsˈräthous A town hall in a German-speaking country. Example sentencesExamples The most arresting spatial features of the exhibit were at its ‘center,’ the area of the Rathaus facing its plaza. A pedestrian whom we questioned on how we could get to the Rathaus, squinted at my companion and said in English: ‘I know who you are.’ A new arrival, the Atoll hotel is externally an undistinguished building cranked round two sides of the main square in front of the Rathaus. The Rathaus, the city hall, was an appropriate site for the exhibit: a centrally located public landmark. Its inventive but unidentified German artist is named after the paintings on the panelling of the conference room in the Rathaus at Goslar. Origin German, from Rat 'council' + Haus 'house'. Definition of Rathaus in US English: Rathaus nounˈräthous A town hall in a German-speaking country. Example sentencesExamples A pedestrian whom we questioned on how we could get to the Rathaus, squinted at my companion and said in English: ‘I know who you are.’ The Rathaus, the city hall, was an appropriate site for the exhibit: a centrally located public landmark. A new arrival, the Atoll hotel is externally an undistinguished building cranked round two sides of the main square in front of the Rathaus. The most arresting spatial features of the exhibit were at its ‘center,’ the area of the Rathaus facing its plaza. Its inventive but unidentified German artist is named after the paintings on the panelling of the conference room in the Rathaus at Goslar. Origin German, from Rat ‘council’ + Haus ‘house’.
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