sheltered housing
noun /ˌʃeltəd ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
/ˌʃeltərd ˈhaʊzɪŋ/
[uncountable]- (in Britain
) houses or flats that are designed and built for elderly people or for people with disabilities so that they can live in the local community instead of in hospitals or care homes. Sheltered housing is usually arranged in small blocks, with a person in each block whose job is to help the people living there. The term is less often used in the US for this type of housing.英国 庇护所房屋:为老年人或残疾人设计和建造的房屋或公寓,以便他们可以住在当地社区,而不是医院或疗养院。庇护所通常布置成小块,每个块中都有一个人的工作是帮助那里的人们。该术语在美国很少用于这类住房。 - sheltered housing for old people
老人福利院 - The new sheltered housing project will be built close to the shops and main bus routes.
新的庇护住房项目将建在商店和主要公共汽车路线附近。
- sheltered housing for old people