full house

英 [ˌfʊl ˈhaʊs]

美 [ˌfʊl ˈhaʊs]

n.  (剧院、电影院等)满座，客满; 满堂红(扑克牌游戏中三张点数相同，另两张点数相同的一手牌)

牛津词典

noun

• （剧院、电影院等）满座，客满
  an occasion in a theatre, cinema/movie theater, etc. when there are no empty seats
  1. They played to a full house.
     他们的演出座无虚席。
• 满堂红（扑克牌游戏中三张点数相同，另两张点数相同的一手牌）
  (in the card game of poker ) three cards of one kind and two of another kind

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (剧院的)满座，爆满
  If a theatre hasafull housefor a particular performance, it has as large an audience as it can hold.
  1. ...playing to a full house.
     演出座无虚席

英英释义

noun

• a poker hand with 3 of a kind and a pair

双语例句

• The show had a full house for every performance.
  演出场场爆满。
• The only decent hotel in town had hung out a "Full House" sign, so their only choice was to put up at a small inn.
  这镇上唯一像样的旅馆挂牌客满，只好住在一家小店里。
• There was a full house.
  剧场内座无虚席。
• You got a full house in that I ittle blouse.
  你衣服里的可真是副好身材。
• It's gonna be a full house.
  那样屋子里会很挤。
• When a good TV play is on, there is always a full house.
  （每当有好电视剧上演时，电视厅总是爆满。）
• The film will be shown to a full house tonight.
  今天电影将满座儿。
• I can remember when we'd have a full house every night.
  我还记得当年我们每晚都客满的段日子。
• There's a full house out there waiting for you.
  外面满屋的人都在等你。
• I remember some Champions League games at the Delle Alpi and the emotion I felt seeing a full house.
  我回想起我们在阿尔卑球场的几场冠军杯，那让我感到自己置身于一处人潮涌动的大房子里。