Definition of ghost town in English:

ghost town

noun

A deserted town with few or no remaining inhabitants.
被废弃的城镇
it's like a ghost town at weekends
Example sentencesExamples
- It's Christmas Eve and the little town of Bethlehem, birthplace of Christ, resembles a ghost town.
- Local artists have been drafted in to transform the bottom end of the city which is fast becoming a ghost town as shops shut down.
- Wake up Bolton Council and listen to the town's inhabitants before the town centre becomes a ghost town.
- Those workers losing their livelihoods turned that town into a ghost town.
- If something isn't done soon, more shops will close, Kendal town centre will die and the place will become a ghost town.
- But the city, which has been pretty much a ghost town for the last couple of days, is beginning to fill up.
- My neighborhood was a ghost town, with papers and loose garbage rolling along the empty street.
- The city centre has been a ghost town and all the talk by local traders is of a ‘dead week’ where many shut up shop early in the face of empty tills.
- The church has only one service a week, on a Wednesday not a Sunday, which sounds odd until you realise that most of the City is a ghost town at the weekend.
- Hundreds of Maltese commute into the capital which strangely becomes something of a ghost town at night, once all the shops have shut.
- One couple living in the cul-de-sac said it was normally like a ghost town at the weekends, that many of the houses were rented and most people cleared off home.
- The school has closed and finally the long popular hotel was closed and the village seemed destined to become a ghost town.
- This area has really gone down, it is like a ghost town.
- After this period, outsiders ventured into the village anticipating nothing but a ghost town.
- As the trucks and buses rolled out, the village took on the appearance of a ghost town, with only a few stray dogs roaming the empty streets.
- During the first few days of curfew, the city looked like a ghost town, the population holed up under collective house arrest.
- If parking charges did deter shoppers from town centres, then Manchester city centre would be a ghost town.
- Streets devoid of any sign of human life had been taken over by swirling rubbish, rolling through city centres like tumbleweed in an old ghost town.
- Our town is turning into a ghost town and people are still fighting over power.
- The city thronging with life an hour earlier has become a ghost town.

Definition of ghost town in US English:

ghost town

nounˈɡōs(t) ˌtounˈɡoʊs(t) ˌtaʊn

A deserted town with few or no remaining inhabitants.
被废弃的城镇
it's like a ghost town at weekends
Example sentencesExamples
- The city centre has been a ghost town and all the talk by local traders is of a ‘dead week’ where many shut up shop early in the face of empty tills.
- As the trucks and buses rolled out, the village took on the appearance of a ghost town, with only a few stray dogs roaming the empty streets.
- If something isn't done soon, more shops will close, Kendal town centre will die and the place will become a ghost town.
- Our town is turning into a ghost town and people are still fighting over power.
- During the first few days of curfew, the city looked like a ghost town, the population holed up under collective house arrest.
- My neighborhood was a ghost town, with papers and loose garbage rolling along the empty street.
- Hundreds of Maltese commute into the capital which strangely becomes something of a ghost town at night, once all the shops have shut.
- If parking charges did deter shoppers from town centres, then Manchester city centre would be a ghost town.
- The church has only one service a week, on a Wednesday not a Sunday, which sounds odd until you realise that most of the City is a ghost town at the weekend.
- After this period, outsiders ventured into the village anticipating nothing but a ghost town.
- The city thronging with life an hour earlier has become a ghost town.
- But the city, which has been pretty much a ghost town for the last couple of days, is beginning to fill up.
- One couple living in the cul-de-sac said it was normally like a ghost town at the weekends, that many of the houses were rented and most people cleared off home.
- Those workers losing their livelihoods turned that town into a ghost town.
- Streets devoid of any sign of human life had been taken over by swirling rubbish, rolling through city centres like tumbleweed in an old ghost town.
- This area has really gone down, it is like a ghost town.
- It's Christmas Eve and the little town of Bethlehem, birthplace of Christ, resembles a ghost town.
- Local artists have been drafted in to transform the bottom end of the city which is fast becoming a ghost town as shops shut down.
- The school has closed and finally the long popular hotel was closed and the village seemed destined to become a ghost town.
- Wake up Bolton Council and listen to the town's inhabitants before the town centre becomes a ghost town.

词汇	ghost town
释义	Definition of ghost town in English: ghost town noun A deserted town with few or no remaining inhabitants. 被废弃的城镇 it's like a ghost town at weekends Example sentencesExamples It's Christmas Eve and the little town of Bethlehem, birthplace of Christ, resembles a ghost town. Local artists have been drafted in to transform the bottom end of the city which is fast becoming a ghost town as shops shut down. Wake up Bolton Council and listen to the town's inhabitants before the town centre becomes a ghost town. Those workers losing their livelihoods turned that town into a ghost town. If something isn't done soon, more shops will close, Kendal town centre will die and the place will become a ghost town. But the city, which has been pretty much a ghost town for the last couple of days, is beginning to fill up. My neighborhood was a ghost town, with papers and loose garbage rolling along the empty street. The city centre has been a ghost town and all the talk by local traders is of a ‘dead week’ where many shut up shop early in the face of empty tills. The church has only one service a week, on a Wednesday not a Sunday, which sounds odd until you realise that most of the City is a ghost town at the weekend. Hundreds of Maltese commute into the capital which strangely becomes something of a ghost town at night, once all the shops have shut. One couple living in the cul-de-sac said it was normally like a ghost town at the weekends, that many of the houses were rented and most people cleared off home. The school has closed and finally the long popular hotel was closed and the village seemed destined to become a ghost town. This area has really gone down, it is like a ghost town. After this period, outsiders ventured into the village anticipating nothing but a ghost town. As the trucks and buses rolled out, the village took on the appearance of a ghost town, with only a few stray dogs roaming the empty streets. During the first few days of curfew, the city looked like a ghost town, the population holed up under collective house arrest. If parking charges did deter shoppers from town centres, then Manchester city centre would be a ghost town. Streets devoid of any sign of human life had been taken over by swirling rubbish, rolling through city centres like tumbleweed in an old ghost town. Our town is turning into a ghost town and people are still fighting over power. The city thronging with life an hour earlier has become a ghost town. Definition of ghost town in US English: ghost town nounˈɡōs(t) ˌtounˈɡoʊs(t) ˌtaʊn A deserted town with few or no remaining inhabitants. 被废弃的城镇 it's like a ghost town at weekends Example sentencesExamples The city centre has been a ghost town and all the talk by local traders is of a ‘dead week’ where many shut up shop early in the face of empty tills. As the trucks and buses rolled out, the village took on the appearance of a ghost town, with only a few stray dogs roaming the empty streets. If something isn't done soon, more shops will close, Kendal town centre will die and the place will become a ghost town. Our town is turning into a ghost town and people are still fighting over power. During the first few days of curfew, the city looked like a ghost town, the population holed up under collective house arrest. My neighborhood was a ghost town, with papers and loose garbage rolling along the empty street. Hundreds of Maltese commute into the capital which strangely becomes something of a ghost town at night, once all the shops have shut. If parking charges did deter shoppers from town centres, then Manchester city centre would be a ghost town. The church has only one service a week, on a Wednesday not a Sunday, which sounds odd until you realise that most of the City is a ghost town at the weekend. After this period, outsiders ventured into the village anticipating nothing but a ghost town. The city thronging with life an hour earlier has become a ghost town. But the city, which has been pretty much a ghost town for the last couple of days, is beginning to fill up. One couple living in the cul-de-sac said it was normally like a ghost town at the weekends, that many of the houses were rented and most people cleared off home. Those workers losing their livelihoods turned that town into a ghost town. Streets devoid of any sign of human life had been taken over by swirling rubbish, rolling through city centres like tumbleweed in an old ghost town. This area has really gone down, it is like a ghost town. It's Christmas Eve and the little town of Bethlehem, birthplace of Christ, resembles a ghost town. Local artists have been drafted in to transform the bottom end of the city which is fast becoming a ghost town as shops shut down. The school has closed and finally the long popular hotel was closed and the village seemed destined to become a ghost town. Wake up Bolton Council and listen to the town's inhabitants before the town centre becomes a ghost town.
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