1.城堡
2.邸宅,公馆;大别墅
3.大葡萄园
1.a castle or large house in the French countryside
1."In Bordeaux you still have the prestige and you also have 20-40 acre estates with chateaux allowing you to receive people, " he said.
在波尔多，这里仍然很知名，你也能找到占地20-40公顷，带城堡的可容你接待人的庄园。
2.He then went on to Paris and worked for an English agency selling Manoir and Chateaux all over France.
之后他又去了巴黎，为一家在法国各地出售别墅和城堡的英国代理行工作。
3.Firstly, it is important to choose your Chateaux carefully. Only a very small number of wines have investment potential.
首先有一点很重要，要小心选择葡萄酒品牌，只有很少数的葡萄酒具备投资潜力。
4.Customers usually take delivery around two years after the purchase is made, when bottles are collected by distributors from the chateaux.
当经销商从酒庄取得红酒时，顾客通常会在订购两年之后收到红酒。
5.It means that the quality varies from very disappointing wines to excellent bargain chateaux.
这意味着可以根据它的品质来讨价还价，差距也很大。
6.With the U. S. and Europe still reeling from the financial crisis, chateaux are now looking to Asian clients to buy their young wine.
当欧美各国还在金融危机的阴影下步履蹒跚之际，所有的酒庄指望着他们的新酒能售给亚洲的客户们。
7.It was after his first visit, a quick, four-day trip during which we went to several of the Loire Valley chateaux that surround Tours.
那是他的第一次造访，一次四天的短期旅行，我们那时正在沿着卢瓦尔河谷城堡观光旅游。
8.They visited some ancient chateaux while they stayed in France.
在法国逗留期间他们参观了一些古城堡。
9.The chateau is located onthe edge oftheLoire Valley where it seems chateaux and quaint stone villagesarearound every corner.
该城堡是在卢瓦尔河谷的地方似乎古色古香的石头城堡和周围的村庄位于边缘的每一个角落。
10.Chateaux Petrus is more valuable but harder to sell quickly. '
柏图斯的价格更高，但变现没那么容易。