Definition of walled garden in English:

walled garden

noun

1A garden enclosed by high walls.
带围墙的花园
Example sentencesExamples
- They viewed the two acre walled garden which has been restored to its original 19th century design from old photographs.
- A covered glass area will lead from the original house to the walled garden, about a quarter of which will become a conference centre.
- The Lottery cash would also pay for an 18 th-century walled garden to be restored.
- Last year the club visited the walled garden at Kylemore Abbey.
- The bathroom (the only slightly tired area in the suite) leads to a sunken outdoor bath within a walled garden.
- A large walled garden belongs to the garden level flat.
- His friend Gertrude Jekyll designed the beautiful walled gardens.
- Brigade HQ was established in the grounds of Mezze House, a large building with a walled garden.
- All this is set against the wild mountain backdrop which surrounds the walled garden in the distance.
- Outside, there is off-street parking to the front of the house with side access to the south-facing private walled garden.
- The restored walled garden contains a collection of 160 varieties of Irish bred daffodils, many of them bred here in Waterford by Lionel Richardson.
- There is pedestrian side access to the walled garden to the rear which benefits from a sunny south-westerly aspect.
- Head chef Paul Hart uses the best fresh local produce, including vegetables grown in the hotel's own walled garden.
- There is a small walled garden to the front of the house.
- The walled garden is actually the first really serious garden I ever planted.
- One new project on show this year is the walled garden at Broughton Hall, Skipton.
- Ideally, the altar would be built in a walled garden where rites could be conducted in privacy.
- To the side of the house there is a large walled garden with patio area.
- Outside, a landscape gardener has retained the original character of this part of the walled garden.
- Limestone piers at the estate's walled gardens were also found to be decayed.
1. 1.1Telecommunications Computing A restricted range of information to which subscribers to a particular service are limited.
  〔计算机，电信〕围墙花园（指提供给服务订阅者的有限信息）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Last week T-Mobile Germany boasted that by breaking down the walled garden, ARPUs would blossom.
  You can't control customers on the Internet, but you can if they're inside your walled garden.
  Those who keep their walled gardens intact will suffer.
  Thus a walled garden will ensure that users can browse onto sites specifically set up for the TV.
  A second give-away feature of 3 G is the way operators take you to their walled garden of paid-for services rather than let you roam the web freely.

Definition of walled garden in US English:

walled garden

noun

1A garden or yard enclosed by high walls.
带围墙的花园
Example sentencesExamples
- One new project on show this year is the walled garden at Broughton Hall, Skipton.
- The restored walled garden contains a collection of 160 varieties of Irish bred daffodils, many of them bred here in Waterford by Lionel Richardson.
- Outside, a landscape gardener has retained the original character of this part of the walled garden.
- Head chef Paul Hart uses the best fresh local produce, including vegetables grown in the hotel's own walled garden.
- There is pedestrian side access to the walled garden to the rear which benefits from a sunny south-westerly aspect.
- A large walled garden belongs to the garden level flat.
- Outside, there is off-street parking to the front of the house with side access to the south-facing private walled garden.
- His friend Gertrude Jekyll designed the beautiful walled gardens.
- Last year the club visited the walled garden at Kylemore Abbey.
- Ideally, the altar would be built in a walled garden where rites could be conducted in privacy.
- The Lottery cash would also pay for an 18 th-century walled garden to be restored.
- To the side of the house there is a large walled garden with patio area.
- The walled garden is actually the first really serious garden I ever planted.
- They viewed the two acre walled garden which has been restored to its original 19th century design from old photographs.
- A covered glass area will lead from the original house to the walled garden, about a quarter of which will become a conference centre.
- The bathroom (the only slightly tired area in the suite) leads to a sunken outdoor bath within a walled garden.
- There is a small walled garden to the front of the house.
- Limestone piers at the estate's walled gardens were also found to be decayed.
- Brigade HQ was established in the grounds of Mezze House, a large building with a walled garden.
- All this is set against the wild mountain backdrop which surrounds the walled garden in the distance.
1. 1.1Computing Telecommunications A restricted range of information to which subscribers to a particular service are limited.
  〔计算机，电信〕围墙花园（指提供给服务订阅者的有限信息）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Last week T-Mobile Germany boasted that by breaking down the walled garden, ARPUs would blossom.
  Those who keep their walled gardens intact will suffer.
  A second give-away feature of 3 G is the way operators take you to their walled garden of paid-for services rather than let you roam the web freely.
  Thus a walled garden will ensure that users can browse onto sites specifically set up for the TV.
  You can't control customers on the Internet, but you can if they're inside your walled garden.

词汇	walled garden
释义	Definition of walled garden in English: walled garden noun 1A garden enclosed by high walls. 带围墙的花园 Example sentencesExamples They viewed the two acre walled garden which has been restored to its original 19th century design from old photographs. A covered glass area will lead from the original house to the walled garden, about a quarter of which will become a conference centre. The Lottery cash would also pay for an 18 th-century walled garden to be restored. Last year the club visited the walled garden at Kylemore Abbey. The bathroom (the only slightly tired area in the suite) leads to a sunken outdoor bath within a walled garden. A large walled garden belongs to the garden level flat. His friend Gertrude Jekyll designed the beautiful walled gardens. Brigade HQ was established in the grounds of Mezze House, a large building with a walled garden. All this is set against the wild mountain backdrop which surrounds the walled garden in the distance. Outside, there is off-street parking to the front of the house with side access to the south-facing private walled garden. The restored walled garden contains a collection of 160 varieties of Irish bred daffodils, many of them bred here in Waterford by Lionel Richardson. There is pedestrian side access to the walled garden to the rear which benefits from a sunny south-westerly aspect. Head chef Paul Hart uses the best fresh local produce, including vegetables grown in the hotel's own walled garden. There is a small walled garden to the front of the house. The walled garden is actually the first really serious garden I ever planted. One new project on show this year is the walled garden at Broughton Hall, Skipton. Ideally, the altar would be built in a walled garden where rites could be conducted in privacy. To the side of the house there is a large walled garden with patio area. Outside, a landscape gardener has retained the original character of this part of the walled garden. Limestone piers at the estate's walled gardens were also found to be decayed. 1.1Telecommunications Computing A restricted range of information to which subscribers to a particular service are limited. 〔计算机，电信〕围墙花园（指提供给服务订阅者的有限信息） Example sentencesExamples Last week T-Mobile Germany boasted that by breaking down the walled garden, ARPUs would blossom. You can't control customers on the Internet, but you can if they're inside your walled garden. Those who keep their walled gardens intact will suffer. Thus a walled garden will ensure that users can browse onto sites specifically set up for the TV. A second give-away feature of 3 G is the way operators take you to their walled garden of paid-for services rather than let you roam the web freely. Definition of walled garden in US English: walled garden noun 1A garden or yard enclosed by high walls. 带围墙的花园 Example sentencesExamples One new project on show this year is the walled garden at Broughton Hall, Skipton. The restored walled garden contains a collection of 160 varieties of Irish bred daffodils, many of them bred here in Waterford by Lionel Richardson. Outside, a landscape gardener has retained the original character of this part of the walled garden. Head chef Paul Hart uses the best fresh local produce, including vegetables grown in the hotel's own walled garden. There is pedestrian side access to the walled garden to the rear which benefits from a sunny south-westerly aspect. A large walled garden belongs to the garden level flat. Outside, there is off-street parking to the front of the house with side access to the south-facing private walled garden. His friend Gertrude Jekyll designed the beautiful walled gardens. Last year the club visited the walled garden at Kylemore Abbey. Ideally, the altar would be built in a walled garden where rites could be conducted in privacy. The Lottery cash would also pay for an 18 th-century walled garden to be restored. To the side of the house there is a large walled garden with patio area. The walled garden is actually the first really serious garden I ever planted. They viewed the two acre walled garden which has been restored to its original 19th century design from old photographs. A covered glass area will lead from the original house to the walled garden, about a quarter of which will become a conference centre. The bathroom (the only slightly tired area in the suite) leads to a sunken outdoor bath within a walled garden. There is a small walled garden to the front of the house. Limestone piers at the estate's walled gardens were also found to be decayed. Brigade HQ was established in the grounds of Mezze House, a large building with a walled garden. All this is set against the wild mountain backdrop which surrounds the walled garden in the distance. 1.1Computing Telecommunications A restricted range of information to which subscribers to a particular service are limited. 〔计算机，电信〕围墙花园（指提供给服务订阅者的有限信息） Example sentencesExamples Last week T-Mobile Germany boasted that by breaking down the walled garden, ARPUs would blossom. Those who keep their walled gardens intact will suffer. A second give-away feature of 3 G is the way operators take you to their walled garden of paid-for services rather than let you roam the web freely. Thus a walled garden will ensure that users can browse onto sites specifically set up for the TV. You can't control customers on the Internet, but you can if they're inside your walled garden.
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