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district n.地区；行政区vt.把 ... 划分成区 (1) 这个地区过去大量种棉花。(2) 他被选为地方检察官。(3) 高速公路环绕着市区。(4) 相关官员把该市划分成三个选区。 When a government outlines a region of a state, city, or town, that area is called a district. Besides school districts, there are also congressional districts and electoral districts, which are set up specifically for organizing voting and governing. In the 1600's, the word district was used for a feudal lord's territory, and it came from the Latin districtus, "territory of jurisdiction," with its root of distringere, "draw apart."

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英 ['dɪstrɪkt] 美 ['dɪstrɪkt] (1) This district used to grow cotton on a large scale.(2) He was elected the district attorney.(3) The expressway rounded about the urban district.(4) The officials related have districted the city into three electoral districts. Use the word district to talk about a specific part of your city or town. Your school district, for example, is an officially marked area that designates which school students can attend. 1[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。2[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

英语单词	district
英美音标	英 ['dɪstrɪkt] 美 ['dɪstrɪkt]
中文释义	n.地区；行政区 vt.把 ... 划分成区
英语例句	(1) This district used to grow cotton on a large scale. (2) He was elected the district attorney. (3) The expressway rounded about the urban district. (4) The officials related have districted the city into three electoral districts.
中文例句	(1) 这个地区过去大量种棉花。 (2) 他被选为地方检察官。 (3) 高速公路环绕着市区。 (4) 相关官员把该市划分成三个选区。
vocabulary简明	Use the word district to talk about a specific part of your city or town. Your school district, for example, is an officially marked area that designates which school students can attend.
vocabulary扩展	When a government outlines a region of a state, city, or town, that area is called a district. Besides school districts, there are also congressional districts and electoral districts, which are set up specifically for organizing voting and governing. In the 1600's, the word district was used for a feudal lord's territory, and it came from the Latin districtus, "territory of jurisdiction," with its root of distringere, "draw apart."
柯林斯解释	1 [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。 2 [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

District Area School City Electoral Word N Count 可数名词