fort

noun

/fɔːt/

/fɔːrt/

Idioms

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a building or buildings built in order to defend an area against attack要塞；堡垒；城堡
- the remains of a Roman fort罗马要塞的遗址
- The fort finally fell after a week of intense fighting.经过一周的激战，堡垒最终被攻陷了。
- The fort was under attack for three days.要塞连续3 天受到袭击。
- an Iron Age hill fort铁器时代的山堡
Topics Historyc1, Buildingsc1
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- hill
- border
- Iron Age
- …
verb + fort
- attack
- hold
- build
- …
fort + verb
- fall
preposition
- at a/the fort
- in a/the fort
(North American English) a place where soldiers live and have their training兵营；军营；营地
- Fort Drum德拉姆堡
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- hill
- border
- Iron Age
- …
verb + fort
- attack
- hold
- build
- …
fort + verb
- fall
preposition
- at a/the fort
- in a/the fort

词源late Middle English: from Old French fort or Italian forte, from Latin fortis ‘strong’.

Idioms

hold the fort (British English)

(North American English hold down the fort)

(informal) to have the responsibility for something or care of somebody while other people are away or out代为负责（某事）；代为照看（某人）
- Why not have a day off? I'll hold the fort for you.干吗不休息一天？我来为你代管。

词汇	fort
释义	fort noun /fɔːt/ /fɔːrt/ Idioms enlarge image a building or buildings built in order to defend an area against attack要塞；堡垒；城堡 the remains of a Roman fort罗马要塞的遗址 The fort finally fell after a week of intense fighting.经过一周的激战，堡垒最终被攻陷了。 The fort was under attack for three days.要塞连续3 天受到袭击。 an Iron Age hill fort铁器时代的山堡 Topics Historyc1, Buildingsc1 Collocations Dictionaryadjective hill border Iron Age … verb + fort attack hold build … fort + verb fall preposition at a/the fort in a/the fort (North American English) a place where soldiers live and have their training兵营；军营；营地 Fort Drum德拉姆堡 Collocations Dictionaryadjective hill border Iron Age … verb + fort attack hold build … fort + verb fall preposition at a/the fort in a/the fort 词源late Middle English: from Old French fort or Italian forte, from Latin fortis ‘strong’. Idioms hold the fort (British English) (North American English hold down the fort) (informal) to have the responsibility for something or care of somebody while other people are away or out代为负责（某事）；代为照看（某人） Why not have a day off? I'll hold the fort for you.干吗不休息一天？我来为你代管。
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