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They often spent Christmas at Prescott Hill...是什么意思？

They often spent Christmas at Prescott Hill...

他们经常在普雷斯科特山过圣诞节。

相关词汇
they often spent Christmas at Prescott hill

they

pron. 他/她/它们，人们，大家，政府，当局，她们；

often

adv. 常常，经常，时常，再三；

spent

adj. 用过的，不再有用的，已废的，失效的；v. 用钱，花钱( spend的过去式和过去分词 )，花费，消耗，花（时间）；

Christmas

n. 圣诞节；

at

prep. （表示位置）在，在（某时间或时刻），以，达， 向，朝；n. 阿特（老挝辅币单位，100 阿特 = 1 基普）；

Prescott

普雷斯科特（姓氏）；

hill

n. 小山，山冈，斜坡；v. 把…堆成小山，培土于…周围；
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