| 释义 |
But·lins /ˈbʌtlənz/ trademark a group of holiday camps in various seaside towns in the UK. They were started by Sir Billy Butlin (1899–1980) with the aim of providing inexpensive holidays for ordinary working people, and they were especially popular in the 1950s and 1960s. 巴特林度假胜地〔遍布英国各海滨城镇、以普通工薪族为对象的度假营地，由比利·巴特林爵士（1899–1980）首创，在20世纪50–60年代尤为流行〕But·linsChineseSyllable |