ziggurat

noun

1. 塔庙，庙塔（古代美索不达米亚的阶梯式金字塔形建筑）
   in ancient Mesopotamia, a tower with steps going up the sides, sometimes with a temple at the top

1. This unique arcadian ziggurat is thus removed from the category of a mere visual or functional object and achieves a new level of green architecture connecting to and stimulating all of the senses.
   独特的阿卡狄亚庙堂，因此可以脱离仅止于视觉性、功能性目标之范畴，达到一个绿色建筑的新阶段，连结并刺激所有的感官。
2. SAN ANTONIO, TX.-The San Antonio Museum of Art is pleased to announce the completion of Round Ziggurat Fountain Plaza, a commissioned work by the world-renowned sculptor Jes ú s Moroles.
   圣安东尼奥，得克萨斯州讯圣安东尼奥美术馆宣布露天圆形金字形神塔喷泉已经完成。
3. The seventh layer of Mount Celestia can be reached only by climbing the ziggurat.
   要到达天堂山的第七层只能从金字塔神殿向上攀登。
4. Call me crazy, but storming a Scourge ziggurat outside a plagued Nerubian city with a dozen men ain't my idea of fun.
   用十几个人向被污染的蜘蛛城市外围的天灾通灵塔进攻，我看是疯了。
5. We think he went off north to the Wailing Ziggurat.
   我们认为他向北去哀嚎通灵塔了。

noun

1. a rectangular tiered temple or terraced mound erected by the ancient Assyrians and Babylonians

   Synonym:    zikkuratzikurat