Definition of alcazar in English:

alcazar

noun ˌalkəˈzɑːalˈkazər

A Spanish palace or fortress of Moorish origin.
（源于摩尔的）西班牙宫殿（或城堡）
the gardens of the alcazar in Seville
Example sentencesExamples
- She began to wonder: if a video camera had been in that room at the Spanish royal palace, or alcazar, what would the stills that came before and after have looked like?
- And then he put steel to me, and forced me to come with him to his mountain alcazar, his huge palace.
- With the fall of the caliphate in the early 11th century, power shifted to provincial centres and alcazars were built for local rulers, notably the Aljafería of Saragossa which dates from the 11th century.
- The building is enclosed by imperforate walls, a favourite device of Moneo's that reinterprets the traditional form of the Spanish alcazar.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Spanish alcázar, from Arabic al-qaṣr 'the castle'.

Definition of alcazar in US English:

alcazar

(also Alcazar)

nounalˈkazər

A Spanish palace or fortress of Moorish origin.
（源于摩尔的）西班牙宫殿（或城堡）
the gardens of the alcazar in Seville
Example sentencesExamples
- And then he put steel to me, and forced me to come with him to his mountain alcazar, his huge palace.
- The building is enclosed by imperforate walls, a favourite device of Moneo's that reinterprets the traditional form of the Spanish alcazar.
- With the fall of the caliphate in the early 11th century, power shifted to provincial centres and alcazars were built for local rulers, notably the Aljafería of Saragossa which dates from the 11th century.
- She began to wonder: if a video camera had been in that room at the Spanish royal palace, or alcazar, what would the stills that came before and after have looked like?

Origin

Early 17th century: from Spanish alcázar, from Arabic al-qaṣr ‘the castle’.

词汇	alcazar
释义	Definition of alcazar in English: alcazar noun ˌalkəˈzɑːalˈkazər A Spanish palace or fortress of Moorish origin. （源于摩尔的）西班牙宫殿（或城堡） the gardens of the alcazar in Seville Example sentencesExamples She began to wonder: if a video camera had been in that room at the Spanish royal palace, or alcazar, what would the stills that came before and after have looked like? And then he put steel to me, and forced me to come with him to his mountain alcazar, his huge palace. With the fall of the caliphate in the early 11th century, power shifted to provincial centres and alcazars were built for local rulers, notably the Aljafería of Saragossa which dates from the 11th century. The building is enclosed by imperforate walls, a favourite device of Moneo's that reinterprets the traditional form of the Spanish alcazar. Origin Early 17th century: from Spanish alcázar, from Arabic al-qaṣr 'the castle'. Definition of alcazar in US English: alcazar (also Alcazar) nounalˈkazər A Spanish palace or fortress of Moorish origin. （源于摩尔的）西班牙宫殿（或城堡） the gardens of the alcazar in Seville Example sentencesExamples And then he put steel to me, and forced me to come with him to his mountain alcazar, his huge palace. The building is enclosed by imperforate walls, a favourite device of Moneo's that reinterprets the traditional form of the Spanish alcazar. With the fall of the caliphate in the early 11th century, power shifted to provincial centres and alcazars were built for local rulers, notably the Aljafería of Saragossa which dates from the 11th century. She began to wonder: if a video camera had been in that room at the Spanish royal palace, or alcazar, what would the stills that came before and after have looked like? Origin Early 17th century: from Spanish alcázar, from Arabic al-qaṣr ‘the castle’.
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