hearth
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++hearth /hɑːθ $ hɑːrθ/ noun [countable] 1. DHHthe area of floor around a fireplace in a house 壁炉周围的地面2. hearth and home literaryHOME your home and family 家庭,家和家人
Examples from the Corpus
hearth• Then they all gathered before a small fire on the kitchen hearth.• She sat down in a chair by the hearth.• She was as tall as Nigel, and now folded herself gracefully into a low chair by the hearth.• There was a fire in the hearth and sandwiches on the sideboard.• To be a Vestal Virgin meant both to be a guardian of the hearth and to be absolutely pure.Origin hearth Old English heorthhearth nounChinese
a of a house in floor the around fireplace Corpus area
hearth
hearth /hɑːθ $ hɑːrθ/
noun [countable]
2. hearth and home literary your home and family
hearth /hɑːθ $ hɑːrθ/
noun [countable] Language: Old English
Origin: heorth
1. the area of floor around a fireplace in a houseOrigin: heorth
2. hearth and home literary your home and family
