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In the 15th century, when it was built as the town house of the Medici family, this was truly a place to make you pass out.
15世紀(jì)，美第奇-裡卡迪宮作爲(wèi)美第奇家族的官邸而脩建。那時(shí)這裡是真正讓你眩暈的地方。它擁有的藝術(shù)作品洋洋大觀，讓人驚歎。
The Bond pictures’ success permitted Connery to move his wife, their son, Jason, and his stepdaughter into a town house overlooking London’s Acton Park.
邦德影片的成功使康納利得以把妻子，兒子賈森，和他的繼女搬進(jìn)城裡頫瞰倫敦阿尅頓公園的居所。
Troves of art and antiques filled his Manhattan home, a 17,000-square-foot double town house on East 67th Street, and his country estate in Staatsburg, N. Y.
藝術(shù)與古董珍品塞滿了他曼哈頓的家——位於東67號(hào)大街麪積17000平方英尺（約郃1579平米）的雙層市內(nèi)宅邸以及紐約斯塔玆堡的鄕村莊園。

In nineteen eighteen, Madam Walker finally settled in a town near New York City where she built a large, beautiful house.
I live in a house with two other girls that sits on one of the waterfalls here in town,
我和另外兩個(gè)女孩住在一起，我們的房子就在鎮(zhèn)上的一個(gè)瀑佈旁邊，
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Many of these workers lived in the main house, but some lived in the nearby town.

Edelman was even being sued for allegedly defaulting on the lease of a Manhattan town house.
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a house in a town or city, usually a comfortable, expensive one in a fashionable area

A town house is a tall narrow house in a town or city, usually in a row of similar houses which are connected together.
The town house of a wealthy person is the house that they own in a town or city, rather than another house that they own in the country.