District Area Town ˈdɪstrɪkt People Shopping Official Noun
District refers to a specific area within a town or country, which can be a general geographical area or an administrative division with official boundaries.
district - 地区；区域；行政区；辖区；管区。
District primarily refers to a specific area, either a geographical region of a town or country or an administrative division with defined boundaries.
[N-COUNT 可数名词]地区；区域 A district is a particular area of a town or country.
[usu supp N]
I drove around the business district.
我开车在商业区转了转。
...Nashville's shopping district.
纳什维尔的购物区
...a summer holiday hike in the Lake District...
夏日假期在湖区的远足
Varieties of these crops have been collected from all around the district.
这些不同的作物已从该地区各处收集起来。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]行政区；辖区；管区 A district is an area of a town or country which has been given official boundaries for the purpose of administration.
[with supp]
...the home of the governor of the district.
该区行政长官的家
...the continuing support of Glasgow District Council.
格拉斯哥行政区政务委员会一直以来给予的支持
...the district health authority.
区卫生局
Oxford
dis·trict★/ˈdɪstrɪkt; NAmEˈdɪstrɪkt/noun1★an area of a country or town, especially one that has particular features 地区；区域◆the City of London's financial district伦敦市的金融区2★one of the areas which a country, town or state is spanided into for purposes of organization, with official boundaries(= borders) 区；管区；行政区◆a tax/postal district税务区；邮政区◆a school district学区◆congressional districts议会选区◆district councils区议会districtdistrictsdis·trict/ˈdɪstrɪkt; NAmEˈdɪstrɪkt/
1an area of a town or the countryside, especially one with particular featuresrural/financial/theatre etc district a house in a pleasant suburban district► see thesaurus at
area
2an area of a country, city etc that has official borders: a postal districtCOLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + districta rural district (=in the countryside)· There are few schools in the rural districts of Bangladesh.an urban district (=in a town)· In 1911 over three-quarters of the British people lived in urban districts.the surrounding districts (=in the area around or next to something)· The market attracts farmers from the surrounding district.a financial/business/commercial district (=where there are a lot of banks and other businesses)· He works in San Francisco’s financial district.a shopping district· The bomb exploded in a crowded shopping district.an entertainment district (=where there are a lot of bars, clubs etc)· Visitors to Roppongi, Tokyo’s entertainment district, come to experience the latest fashions and have fun.a theatre district British English, a theater district American English:· The restaurant is located in the middle of New York’s theater district.a residential district (=where people live rather than work)· It is one of Paris’ most exclusive residential districts.a poor/wealthy district (=where a lot of people are poor/rich)· He lived in one of London’s poorest districts.a slum district (=where poor people live in very bad conditions)· Rats were running all over the slum districts.a fashionable district (=popular with rich or well-known people)· Brompton became a fashionable district to live in.
WDF
district
[ˈdɪstrɪkt]districted, districting, districts
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districts[1274]
地区(91%)，行政区(8%)，把 ... 划分成区(1%)
n.区域；地方；行政区
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