Definition of country club in English:

country club

noun

A club with sporting and social facilities, set in a rural area.
（有体育和社交设施的）乡间俱乐部
Example sentencesExamples
- Forget a membership at a local country club; he'll play a decent course away from the crowded public ones.
- The look of a deserted country club swimming pool at two o'clock in the morning.
- They were as oblivious of the country club crowd as the club was of them.
- So, here I am, then, at a country club in Buckinghamshire, awaiting the arrival of the England front row.
- But the atmosphere is something between a scout camp and a country club without snobbery.
- He belonged to a luncheon club and a country club, and he wangled invitations to play golf at Augusta and Cypress Point.
- Later, your father's going to play golf at the country club and I'm going to take Camille shopping.
- She finds herself in the ballroom of the country club, in a dazzling yellow dress with long gloves.
- Then came a break of almost four weeks which saw Rebecca work as a valet at a country club to earn cash and the opportunity to practice for the next session.
- I sat with him at dinner in his beautiful country club down in Palm Beach.
- Instead, it came back from the country club, driving slowly past the gate.
- A murder inquiry was under way today into the death of a timeshare salesman who was killed after spending the evening at a country club.
- It's a health and leisure product - almost like a country club - that you can join.
- I also liked the fact that there was always some club in town that was a blues club or a country club or a jazz club or whatever.
- The city could boast of a country club, an opera house, a huge post office, and many other fine buildings.
- He wasn't good at football, couldn't afford Polo shirts, and didn't belong to a country club.
- My husband and I attended a family wedding held at a Jewish country club.
- We'll sound like snobs if we say the country club and if we say our club we'll sound like I-don't knows!
- The next morning, another set was delivered and an invitation to play at the country club.
- If you catch someone cheating in a home game or at the country club, what would you do anyway?

Definition of country club in US English:

country club

nounˈkəntrē ˌkləbˈkəntri ˌkləb

A club with sporting and social facilities, set in a suburban area.
（有体育和社交设施的）乡间俱乐部
Example sentencesExamples
- The look of a deserted country club swimming pool at two o'clock in the morning.
- I also liked the fact that there was always some club in town that was a blues club or a country club or a jazz club or whatever.
- But the atmosphere is something between a scout camp and a country club without snobbery.
- Later, your father's going to play golf at the country club and I'm going to take Camille shopping.
- They were as oblivious of the country club crowd as the club was of them.
- We'll sound like snobs if we say the country club and if we say our club we'll sound like I-don't knows!
- He wasn't good at football, couldn't afford Polo shirts, and didn't belong to a country club.
- He belonged to a luncheon club and a country club, and he wangled invitations to play golf at Augusta and Cypress Point.
- The next morning, another set was delivered and an invitation to play at the country club.
- If you catch someone cheating in a home game or at the country club, what would you do anyway?
- My husband and I attended a family wedding held at a Jewish country club.
- Then came a break of almost four weeks which saw Rebecca work as a valet at a country club to earn cash and the opportunity to practice for the next session.
- A murder inquiry was under way today into the death of a timeshare salesman who was killed after spending the evening at a country club.
- It's a health and leisure product - almost like a country club - that you can join.
- Forget a membership at a local country club; he'll play a decent course away from the crowded public ones.
- I sat with him at dinner in his beautiful country club down in Palm Beach.
- So, here I am, then, at a country club in Buckinghamshire, awaiting the arrival of the England front row.
- The city could boast of a country club, an opera house, a huge post office, and many other fine buildings.
- Instead, it came back from the country club, driving slowly past the gate.
- She finds herself in the ballroom of the country club, in a dazzling yellow dress with long gloves.

词汇	country club
释义	Definition of country club in English: country club noun A club with sporting and social facilities, set in a rural area. （有体育和社交设施的）乡间俱乐部 Example sentencesExamples Forget a membership at a local country club; he'll play a decent course away from the crowded public ones. The look of a deserted country club swimming pool at two o'clock in the morning. They were as oblivious of the country club crowd as the club was of them. So, here I am, then, at a country club in Buckinghamshire, awaiting the arrival of the England front row. But the atmosphere is something between a scout camp and a country club without snobbery. He belonged to a luncheon club and a country club, and he wangled invitations to play golf at Augusta and Cypress Point. Later, your father's going to play golf at the country club and I'm going to take Camille shopping. She finds herself in the ballroom of the country club, in a dazzling yellow dress with long gloves. Then came a break of almost four weeks which saw Rebecca work as a valet at a country club to earn cash and the opportunity to practice for the next session. I sat with him at dinner in his beautiful country club down in Palm Beach. Instead, it came back from the country club, driving slowly past the gate. A murder inquiry was under way today into the death of a timeshare salesman who was killed after spending the evening at a country club. It's a health and leisure product - almost like a country club - that you can join. I also liked the fact that there was always some club in town that was a blues club or a country club or a jazz club or whatever. The city could boast of a country club, an opera house, a huge post office, and many other fine buildings. He wasn't good at football, couldn't afford Polo shirts, and didn't belong to a country club. My husband and I attended a family wedding held at a Jewish country club. We'll sound like snobs if we say the country club and if we say our club we'll sound like I-don't knows! The next morning, another set was delivered and an invitation to play at the country club. If you catch someone cheating in a home game or at the country club, what would you do anyway? Definition of country club in US English: country club nounˈkəntrē ˌkləbˈkəntri ˌkləb A club with sporting and social facilities, set in a suburban area. （有体育和社交设施的）乡间俱乐部 Example sentencesExamples The look of a deserted country club swimming pool at two o'clock in the morning. I also liked the fact that there was always some club in town that was a blues club or a country club or a jazz club or whatever. But the atmosphere is something between a scout camp and a country club without snobbery. Later, your father's going to play golf at the country club and I'm going to take Camille shopping. They were as oblivious of the country club crowd as the club was of them. We'll sound like snobs if we say the country club and if we say our club we'll sound like I-don't knows! He wasn't good at football, couldn't afford Polo shirts, and didn't belong to a country club. He belonged to a luncheon club and a country club, and he wangled invitations to play golf at Augusta and Cypress Point. The next morning, another set was delivered and an invitation to play at the country club. If you catch someone cheating in a home game or at the country club, what would you do anyway? My husband and I attended a family wedding held at a Jewish country club. Then came a break of almost four weeks which saw Rebecca work as a valet at a country club to earn cash and the opportunity to practice for the next session. A murder inquiry was under way today into the death of a timeshare salesman who was killed after spending the evening at a country club. It's a health and leisure product - almost like a country club - that you can join. Forget a membership at a local country club; he'll play a decent course away from the crowded public ones. I sat with him at dinner in his beautiful country club down in Palm Beach. So, here I am, then, at a country club in Buckinghamshire, awaiting the arrival of the England front row. The city could boast of a country club, an opera house, a huge post office, and many other fine buildings. Instead, it came back from the country club, driving slowly past the gate. She finds herself in the ballroom of the country club, in a dazzling yellow dress with long gloves.
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