pews信息详情
n.(Pew)人名；(英)皮尤
vt.排座位
n.座位；会众；教堂内的靠背长凳
plews───n.（加拿大）一张海狸皮
spews───vt.喷出；呕吐；vi.喷涌；呕吐
Jews───n.犹太人，犹太教（Jew的复数形式）
dews───abbr.远程预警系统（distantearlywarningsystem）；n.(Dews)人名；(英)迪尤斯
fews───abbr.后续早期警戒系统（followonearlywarningsystem）
hews───v.砍；劈；砍倒；砍成（某物或某种形状）；遵从，坚持；n.(Hew)（美、英、马来）休（人名）
mews───n.马厩；马厩改建成的住房；n.(Mews)人名；(德)梅夫斯
news───n.新闻，消息；新闻报导
paws───n.（复数）爪子；〈美口〉同“papa”；〈谑〉(人的)手；〈俚〉笔迹
The Sunday-school children distributed themselves about the house and occupied pews with their parents, so as to be under supervision.───主日学校的孩子们分散在各处，和父母坐在一起，以便受到监督。
the rood screen of the nearby St. Martin Vintry was dismantled and fashioned into pews for St. James.───附近的圣马丁文特利教堂的十字架屏风被拆除，改建成圣詹姆斯教堂的长凳。
The pews have become more dead and songless.───教堂里的礼拜会众变得更加死气沉沉，毫无歌声。
This day looks like the way I feel, I thought, as I walked down the aisle to the pews reserved for family.───当我走向转为我们预留的教堂长凳时，我在想，这样的天气就像我的感觉一样。
Light shimmered along the polished pews as the congregation heaved itself to its feet, hailing the Lord' Anointed.───光线沿着抛光长凳上闪烁的会众举起本身在它的脚下，称赞耶和华的受膏者。
The rain blew into the pews, the wind playing with the candles, blowing them out.───雨水倾倒在教堂的长椅上，风和烛光玩闹着，将它们逐个吹灭。
He watched as the brothers completed their entrance and positioned themselves before polished oak pews.───他看着武士们全部进场安坐在擦亮的橡木长凳上。
So some people will be settled into church pews while others prepare to head out to the park, if not the beach.───有人刚在教堂的长凳上落座，另一些人可能正准备去公园或者海滩。
I remember especially the frayed carpeting and broken pews in the National Cathedral.───我特别记得其国家大教堂中那磨损的地毯和坏掉的长椅。
The relatively modern pews and colourful hassocks seem merely transient and do nothing to conceal the vibrant essence of this ancient environment.
All the pews have been removed from inside but the font and the altar rail remain.
The pews, the pulpit and the altar are of a piece with the simple elegance of the church itself.
About twelve worshippers dotted the empty, evenly-spaced pews, like lonely beads on a child's abacus.
There is a row of pews on either side of the chapel to seat two in each pew.
Frequently the tombs, chapels, hatchments, private pews, and so on, indicate a local wealthy family.
The pews curved around in the new style.
In one of the pews a woman was fingering her beads.
Nearly all the pews were boxed in, the panels chest-height, narrow doors allowing entry.