esplanade

noun

1. （尤指城市中海滨、河畔供人散步的）广场，空地
   a level area of open ground in a town for people to walk along, often by the sea or a river

1. （供人散步的）大道;（通常指）滨海大道
   The esplanade, usually in a town by the sea, is a wide, open road where people walk for pleasure.

1. Water and wind created this smooth, heavily eroded terrace of barren rock known as the Esplanade on the north rim of the Grand Canyon.
   国家公园图片画廊。水和风创造平稳的，严重被侵蚀平台的荒芜的岩石被称为是平坦空地在北边的大峡谷。
2. It is staged on the Esplanade against the background of a floodlit castle.
   表演在操场上进行，背景是泛光照明的一座城堡。
3. This will introduce rules for utilization of the Esplanade and piers and also include specifications such as the size and height of boats that can be used.
   它将会介绍广场和码头的使用规则，并且还包括可用船的高度和大小等规格。
4. On the left bank of the Huangpu river runs the old esplanade called the Bund, once the very heart and symbol of colonial Shanghai, rampant with vice and crime and foreign exploitation.
   在黄浦江左岸，是一个被称为外滩的地方，这里曾经是殖民时代旧上海的中心和象征，充斥着罪恶、犯罪和外国的剥削。
5. She is also the first Festive Drum Troupe in the world to perform in Esplanade Theater and Concert Hall.
   它是第一支在滨海艺术中心剧院及表演厅呈献表演的节令鼓队。
6. I bought a ticket for a show at the Esplanade Arts Centre.
   我买了一张票，到滨海艺术中心看演出。
7. The building of the Esplanade shows the government's commitment to Singapore's arts and cultures scene.
   滨海艺术中心的建立，也显示了政府支持文化艺术活动的决心。
8. Continuity and barrier-free development of the Sumidagawa River Esplanade will be promoted to allow everyone and anyone to enjoy the waterfront area.
   促进隅田川广场的连续性和无障碍的开发，让每一个人都能自由地享受水边地区。
9. Utilizing esplanade reasonably and developing grain-saved type animal husbandry;
   合理利用草场，发展节粮型的畜牧业；
10. The esplanade forest of coastal type and flat type, east and south are better constructed.
    游憩林以沿海型和平地型、东部和南部建设相对较好。

noun

1. a long stretch of open level ground (paved or grassy) for walking beside the seashore