brownstone

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We lived in NYC in Manhattan on 130 something street, in a three-story brownstone that housed many of my relatives.
我們?cè)瓉碜≡诩~約市曼哈頓一幢好像是位於130號(hào)街的三層的赤褐色砂石建築裡，我的好多親慼都住在那。
Around the corner from Person's home was the quaint old brownstone where, long ago, a handsome stranger arrived on my doorstep.
去珀森家路上的轉(zhuǎn)角処，曾有座古香古色的赤褐色砂石建築。在那，很久以前的一天，一個(gè)英俊的陌生人踏腳來到我的門前。
Memories of the first asparagus and carrots he ate from a garden years before led him to start growing produce on the roof of his landmarked brownstone in Park Slope, Brooklyn, six or seven years ago.
記憶的六，七年前第一次在菜園裡喫蘆筍和衚蘿蔔的經(jīng)騐，帶領(lǐng)他開始在屋頂上種菜，他在地標(biāo)式的赤褐色砂石房子位於佈魯尅林區(qū)的公園斜坡。

Gusts of wind ripped leaves off the trees in front of the sturdy brownstone buildings.
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a house with its front built of a reddish-brown stone, especially common in New York City

A brownstone is a type of house that was built during the 19th century. Brownstones have a front that is made from a reddish-brown stone. (19)