concourse

UK:  ['kɒŋkɔː(r)s]

US:  ['kɑŋ.kɔrs]

复数：concourses  

n.

1.集合;辐辏;合流,总汇;群集

2.〔美国〕(公园中的)中央广场,(车站内的)中央大厅

3.车道,马路,林荫路

4.汇合;人群;争先恐后的情形

5.〔教〕会考

6.人流或车流汇合的地方

1 . He went into real estate, eschewed Park Avenue, and established himself in a storefront right on the Grand Concourse.
他进军房地产时，避开了公园大道（ParkAvenue），大广场街上的店面房帮着他立住了脚跟。

2 . Under the grey heavens, whose drizzle just kept off, the dark concourse gathered to see the show.
细雨才停，灰色天空下黑压压的人群都集合在这里看这一幕戏剧。

3 . For we are in danger to be called in question for this day's uproar, there being no cause whereby we may give an account of this concourse.
今日的搅扰，本是无缘无故，我们难免被查问。论到这样聚众，我们也说不出所以然来。

4 . I did not look back up the concourse or even glance to see if he was still knitting his hands at the suitcase.
我没有回头去看他，甚至都没有瞥一眼看他是否还在忙着弄行李箱。

5 . With the carton perched on his head, the porter led me through the vast, densely packed concourse and into the waiting salon.
搬运工把箱子顶在头上，引领我穿过了宽敞而拥挤的广场进入候车厅。