Definition of riad in English:

riad

noun ˈriːad

(in Morocco) a large traditional house built around a central courtyard, often converted into a hotel.
利雅得（摩洛哥的一种大型传统住宅，围绕一座中央庭院建造，常被改建成饭店）
Example sentencesExamples
- As in an authentic Moroccan riad, the home encompasses an enclosed court-yard with a shaded arcade for lounging.
- Riad Kasbah Le Mirage is the elite version of the Moroccan courtyard house.
- Try a riad for a taste of Moroccan-style luxury.
- The following night, as arranged, I met Zizi at the tanneries and he led me through the dark and narrow winding streets to his family riad.
- The pick of the bunch are the riad hotels, which typically occupy a traditional Moroccan house built around an open courtyard.
- If you are heading for Marrakesh, for instance, you are going to want to stay in a riad.
- Accessed via a snaking staircase, it was the perfect spot for long breakfasts, chilling out and being waited on by the riad's four delightful staff.
- Marrakech's latest white-hot must do has been the rise of the riad, the town houses of the labyrinthine old city, the medina.
- We booked into a once semi-derelict riad now a spacious private home with 10 bedrooms, all en-suite.
- Shopping around for the right riad can be as fun or as fraught with disaster as going to the souk.
- Back at our riad, champagne corks pop and canapes are handed round as we settle down on comfortable couches overlooking the pool.
- "At first, it seemed like the people were tough and it took me a long time to understand," Ania, a German riad owner in Marrakech told me.
- My sister has a lovely riad in the medina, and we've renovated an old medieval castle not far away in the Atlas Mountains, called the Kasbah Tamadot.
- La Palmeraie's 40 acres of grounds also contain a new and utterly tranquil oasis modelled on a riad, with 60 suites.
- Renting out the familyriad could help their finances at this time.
- The English-born owner tells us his riad is regularly booked for fashion shoots, and has also been rented by celebrity A-listers for private parties.
- The group recorded their new CD in the Moroccan city of Fez, in the courtyard of a converted riad.
- He has just opened a riad in Marrakesh, a half-hour drive away, called Kssour Agafay, which doubles as a private members ' club and boutique hotel.
- Our riad was simply, but beautifully decorated with Moroccan handicrafts, textiles and furnishings.
- This gorgeous riad is about 4km out of the city, and looks out towards the snowy peaks of the High Atlas - worth every dollar.

Origin

Arabic riyāḍ, riad, literally 'gardens', plural of rawḍa 'garden'.

词汇	riad
释义	Definition of riad in English: riad noun ˈriːad (in Morocco) a large traditional house built around a central courtyard, often converted into a hotel. 利雅得（摩洛哥的一种大型传统住宅，围绕一座中央庭院建造，常被改建成饭店） Example sentencesExamples As in an authentic Moroccan riad, the home encompasses an enclosed court-yard with a shaded arcade for lounging. Riad Kasbah Le Mirage is the elite version of the Moroccan courtyard house. Try a riad for a taste of Moroccan-style luxury. The following night, as arranged, I met Zizi at the tanneries and he led me through the dark and narrow winding streets to his family riad. The pick of the bunch are the riad hotels, which typically occupy a traditional Moroccan house built around an open courtyard. If you are heading for Marrakesh, for instance, you are going to want to stay in a riad. Accessed via a snaking staircase, it was the perfect spot for long breakfasts, chilling out and being waited on by the riad's four delightful staff. Marrakech's latest white-hot must do has been the rise of the riad, the town houses of the labyrinthine old city, the medina. We booked into a once semi-derelict riad now a spacious private home with 10 bedrooms, all en-suite. Shopping around for the right riad can be as fun or as fraught with disaster as going to the souk. Back at our riad, champagne corks pop and canapes are handed round as we settle down on comfortable couches overlooking the pool. "At first, it seemed like the people were tough and it took me a long time to understand," Ania, a German riad owner in Marrakech told me. My sister has a lovely riad in the medina, and we've renovated an old medieval castle not far away in the Atlas Mountains, called the Kasbah Tamadot. La Palmeraie's 40 acres of grounds also contain a new and utterly tranquil oasis modelled on a riad, with 60 suites. Renting out the familyriad could help their finances at this time. The English-born owner tells us his riad is regularly booked for fashion shoots, and has also been rented by celebrity A-listers for private parties. The group recorded their new CD in the Moroccan city of Fez, in the courtyard of a converted riad. He has just opened a riad in Marrakesh, a half-hour drive away, called Kssour Agafay, which doubles as a private members ' club and boutique hotel. Our riad was simply, but beautifully decorated with Moroccan handicrafts, textiles and furnishings. This gorgeous riad is about 4km out of the city, and looks out towards the snowy peaks of the High Atlas - worth every dollar. Origin Arabic riyāḍ, riad, literally 'gardens', plural of rawḍa 'garden'.
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