eyrie

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There were a few other cars parked close by and some eagles circling, possibly by an eyrie.
附近還停著其他的一些車(chē)輛，幾只鷹在盤(pán)旋著，很可能是繞著一只巢穴。
LONELY monastic scribe, toiling in some windswept eyrie on Europe's Atlantic fringe, bravely struggles to preserve the legacy of the Greco-Roman world from the encroaching barbarians.
孤獨(dú)的修道院抄經(jīng)人在陋室中奮筆疾書(shū)，面對(duì)步步逼近的野蠻人，他勇敢地用筆捍衛(wèi)著西歐古羅馬時(shí)代的文化遺產(chǎn)。
A LONELY monastic scribe, toiling in some windswept eyrie on Europe’s Atlantic fringe, bravely struggles to preserve the legacy of the Greco-Roman world from the encroaching barbarians.
孤獨(dú)的修道院抄經(jīng)人在陋室中奮筆疾書(shū)，面對(duì)步步逼近的野蠻人，他勇敢地用筆捍衛(wèi)著西歐古羅馬時(shí)代的文化遺產(chǎn)。

Undeterred, Eyrie's Lett is pressing forward, hoping to quintuple his meunier acreage over the next decade.
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"Anyone who plays games with it is trying to make it into something it's not, " states David Lett of Oregon's Eyrie Vineyards, the pioneer Pinot Gris producer in the United States.
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Eyrie Vineyards in McMinnville, Ore. claims it typically sells out of its meunier in only ten days, though one year it all disappeared in a single weekend, says winemaker Jason Lett.
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(NEST) the nest of an eagle or other large bird that eats meat, usually built in a high place that cannot be easily reached
(ROOM/APARTMENT) a room or apartment that is high up in a building

also aerie
If you refer to a place such as a house or a castle as an eyrei, you mean it is built high up and is difficult to reach.