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premises noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + PREMISES | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEnew 新的经营场所◆The company moved to new purpose-built premises in Mumbai.公司迁至在孟买专门建的新办公地点了。suitable 合适的场所bigger, larger 更大的经营场所◆We are moving to larger premises next month.我们下个月就要搬到大一些的场所。existing 现有场所alternative 备用场所◆The congregation has been looking for alternative premises for some time.一段时间以来，会众一直在寻找替代场所。cramped, modest 拥挤的场所；狭小的场地city-centre (BrE) 位于市中心的经营场所purpose-built 专门建造的场所adjoining, neighbouring/neighboring 临近的房屋；附近的建筑物temporary 临时处所rented 租用的处所private, residential 私人房屋；住宅licensed, unlicensed (both BrE) 有执照的／无执照的经营场所◆Persons under eighteen should not be served alcohol in licensed premises.有酒类经营许可的场所不得向 18 岁以下的人供应酒精饮品。business, church, club, commercial, company, factory, hospital, hotel, industrial, office, retail, school, shop (especially BrE) 企业／教堂／俱乐部／商业场所／公司／工厂／医院／旅馆／工业场所／写字楼／零售场所／学校／商店及其附属场地VERB + PREMISESenter 进入房屋◆The police have the power to enter the premises at any time.警方有权随时进入房屋。find 找到经营场所own 拥有房产acquire, lease 获得房产；出租经营场所move to 搬到经营场所occupy, use 占用／使用房屋leave, vacate 迁出场所；搬出房屋PREPOSITIONoff the premises 离开房屋◆Police were called to escort her off the premises.叫来警察护送她离场。on the premises 在场所内◆Smoking is strictly forbidden on school premises.校内严禁吸烟。 |