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bookrest
89
sweatpants
50
And
209
raf
63
indistinct
74
Command
289
at the end of the day
58
Eczema
45
Tonga
65
Goad
71
Physics
125
martini
68
denizen
143
filial
135
kibble
69
distress
738
reproduce
642
sublimate
129
Hush
289
Crew
231
look down on
35
Apart
213
ENDURE
129
kidnapping
70
defrayal
59
Ouse, the
41
cabriolet
90
vernal
73
inverse
554
so as to do something
82
tube
697
Digestive
84
rutted
136
Norm
130
Escort
45
APARTMENT
220
impale
65
Groan
34
waterboarding
52
curly
188
winded
197
heel
554
be-all
86
polymath
80
prince
482
Gain
323
sportsman
637
Cunning
162
mistake for
129
sheared
37
persimmon
61
averse
137
Gaseous
53
therefore
454
thirstiest
34
soap opera
92
outskirtS
98
balance-of-trade
117
bronze medal
188
Canal
98
mirage
92
Tremor
116
Perpetrate
206
pattern
899
bouncing
110
prion
61
tutorial
354
breastbone
117
talent
611
referent
60
First Lady
95
nauseating
142
countertenor
145
Rebooted
17
researcher
525
make up for
128
slack
298
spectacle
620
cater for
139
mnemonics
35
discriminatory
260
timbre
103
with ease
21
Monumental
142
pump out
146
shirt tail
69
ballooning
166
back out
219
aeronautic
93
Ongoing
143
Brand
358
pacific
519
ephemera
147
puke
101
fiddle about
79
Guy Fawkes night
86
Originally
267
in conformity with something
104
Unleash
125
callus
105
Lug
29
Knitting
205
despotism
157
viewing
54
wicked
535
whinge
211
rude
1042
concertgoer
135
bloodline
87
uninspired
91
forelock
275
Classify
165
Panacea
124
bar code
147
progenitorship
87
tip-off
46
minibar
49
staircase
616
Immensely
132
comply
280
resistant
811
the elephant in the (living) room
72
steam
550
will
645
sneaker
233
seditious
143
make sth stick
10
Freudian slip
104
barrister
363
nail
551
lapis lazuli
66
connote
120
dream
631
signaling
58
discretionary
169
summer
102
Worship
197
fairway
115
dessert
195
Ways of comparing things
140
Due
283
inventor
613
hardly
561
proletarian
55
zoroastrianism
61
ferret out
89
I mean (to say)
98
iff
64
come out of sth
98
Law
211
nylon
472
storyteller
215
Ways of making a suggestion
82
psychometric
65
bird-watching
78
wussies
43
Subsidize
321
Shear
63
shimmer
193
General words meaning to eat
86
recognition
600
schnozzle
48
measurable
543
entitle
596
Wreath
145
animal rights
206
ecstasies
95
cashew
116
bird-watcher
86
worldview
37
obey
569
Speaking
76
quarrel
622
bas
69
consumer-facing
67
Mindful
76
kludge
66
robber
596
nett
66
To find or to have enough time for something
82
Popular with many people
64
origin
644
Unlikely or impossible to change
62
sikhism
69
drop
1032
cheongsam
84
Bed
253
mono
81
aphorism
288
Daily
106
quizzing
33
Toddle
81
coach
633
returnable
63
xylophone
69
blindfold
231
Stick
129
plane
295
Linguistic terms relating to word formation and phrase building
122
Smashing
13
conceal
602
density
742
Netherlands, the
104
Entitled
114
cushion
611
Mother
203
look down on sb
51
seeing
164
thermostat
106
donut
110
pitfall
208
hootch
52
cream of tartar
60
immigrant
712
bifurcation
77
toddy
73
the Med
94
respect
737
Bedridden
60
antacid
119
motherfucking
124
swamp
556
Innocent
223
pharynx
65
hurry up
112
flesh-coloured
135
corner store
61
Back
475
knitted
54
plenary
69
City
200
bolt
579
kit bag
71
Educated people and experts
146
air traffic controller
155
confess
608
everyman
104
subspecies
72
tee off
65
whereabouts
230
hospital
271
Assistant
119
vase
509
Creature
376
greenhorn
104
bawl somebody ↔ out
112
peach
1443
hardening
55
lecture
811
window dressing
49
riotous
65
aeronautics
244
attagirl
46
Daffy
18
supreme court
74
commerce
664
Exactly
193
invitational
51
intercity
61
Vigil
241
hurt
771
funeral
602
unemployed
252
Detail
125
filth
180
narrow-minded
28
bedridden
158
anthropocene
90
psyched
52
unfeeling
76
eve-teasing
75
shopping
528
shirttail
56
uppercase
57
breed like rabbits
73
To cry or to start crying
91
internalise
29
Patchy
37
underfinanced
53
atmospheric
503
funnily
104
glimpse
593
business
1223
Injustice
262
boonies
101
inclined
195
nap
545
goblet
131
be up in the air
164
coronary thrombosis
147
goddaughter
127
To stop someone or something from moving
125
crofter
123
Manga
106
visibility
301
Efficient
140
run the risk (of something)
39
Troubling
74
lag
580
rom
67
ventilate
283
fiddle around
248
Accredited
260
weekday
480
billing
123
Materially
57
mermaid
56
change purse
122
Genetically
78
negligee
223
Sort of
152
postbox
59
remind
603
beside
323
proper
607
gerontology
326
wagging
41
Nun
179
punier
32
a small fortune
11
mudguard
54
snuggle
373
supplementary
63
heretic
76
closed circuit television
76
bubble and squeak
123
regenerate
291
AWE
141
in the event of
18
jicama
42
death mask
115
primitive
531
ophthalmologist
55
slap around
33
Ways of admitting something
99
join
448
niobium
48
cruiserweight
74
coincide
166
collapsing
135
lamented
34
death trap
203
unexceptional
54
sun-up
63
Hawk
109
profitable
648
purity
558
prejudge
92
an excursion into something
35
transpose
88
buzzsaw
92
Impressed
115
deep vein thrombosis
131
Material
364
buckle
309
ultimatum
109
restore
655
spiralling
51
funnest
88
phew
88
bib
260
fidgety
120
paralytic
59
stumbling block
52
persecute
381
oil
625
anarchist
187
paean
66
Technicolor
71
nasty
623
saviour
294
Curvilinear
38
technicolour
59
contour
145
Chancellor of the Exchequer
139
flourishing
142
extol
196
Asleep
204
stinking
148
static
585
trousers
740
putative
86
bum
320
outspoken
331
powerhouse
58
float
629
fernery
65
Tighten
185
motorcycle
298
rearrange
235
prior to something
159
shoot
794
nashville
58
at variance (with)
10
structuralism
73
takeover
452
wisdom
560
Pious
95
chest-of-drawers
73
hear of
73
Glamor
73
gti
101
be on a sticky wicket
108
schoolboy
94
snr
74
hammered
117
bounden
104
Little
244
david
52
codependence
11
shellfish
58
realm
634
Coffer
45
disruptive
261
substantial
676
lindisfarne
47
as opposed to
148
-ridden
75
waders
59
foot and mouth disease
132
fountain
647
moving
227
neutralize
442
atypical
207
Financial indicators
110
reconnect
46
purgatorial
33
General words for gestures and gesturing
82
bluetooth
135
lift
817
glider
115
Resonant
21
breathalyzer
133
rape
114
Efficiency
218
Valiant
58
Immigrant
329
Scruple
45
from A to B
30
Q
70
Peer
341
fist
579
relentless
302
mouldiest
35
categorize
352
Volatile
141
bohemianism
67
bed-and-breakfast
87
whosoever
70
loutish
43
aluminum
500
spy
1116
per annum
96
rawhide
72
Couple
240
rendering
112
infantryman
81
toolbar
60
prodigal
241
signifier
125
point
758
earl
164
immolate
62
mopping
48
inflammatory
193
deckhand
140
herd
558
AT ALL
70
chives
196
sender
144
bonny
168
rx
67
flagrant
278
Bully
292
Monitor
336
Suitability
76
Recline
13
standard
639
Impenetrable
120
Bind
134
sol
67
FEARFUL
197
gradually
500
Except
173
engaged
781
roll
765
skin
548
additive
149
commencement
218
nightstand
165
contention
199
Electrical-topic electrical
81
to notice or recognize something or someone
38
overprotective
262
To make something better
211
lever
547
patch sth together
5
japanese
80
punch
592
interceptor
50
IELTS
BNC: 331
COCA: 290
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
city
Word family
noun
citification
city desk
city editor
city fathers
city hall
city planning
cityscape
city slicker
city-state
city
adjective
citified
verb
citify
cit
·
y
/
ˈsɪti
/
●●●
S1
W1
noun
(
plural
cities
)
[
countable
C
]
1
TOWN
a large
important
town
城市,都市
The nearest big city was St. Louis.
最近的大城市是圣路易斯。
→
inner city
2
a)
British English
BrE
a large town that has been given an
official
title
by a
king
or
queen
〔国王或女王授权的〕特许市
the city of Oxford
牛津市
b)
American English
AmE
a town of any
size
that has
definite
borders
and
powers
that were officially given by the
state
government
〔由州政府划定市界并授予特权的〕特权市
The city of Cleveland celebrated its 200th birthday with fireworks and an outdoor concert.
克利夫兰市燃放烟火并举办了一场室外音乐会,庆祝该市成立
200
周年。
3
PERSON/PEOPLE
[
usually singular
]
the people who
live
in a
city
全市居民
The city has been living in fear since last week’s earthquake.
上周地震后,全市居民一直惶惶不安。
4
the city
American English
AmE
the government of a
city
市政府
The city is working to improve public transportation.
市政府在努力改善公共交通。
→
City, the
Examples from the Corpus
the city
•
The city
is working to
improve
public
transportation
.
COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
a big/large/major city
大城市
They have stores in Houston, Dallas, and other big cities.
他们在休斯敦、达拉斯以及其他的大城市都有商店。
a great city
(=
very important and interesting
)
伟大的城市
Cairo is one of the world's great cities.
开罗是世界上伟大的城市之一。
a capital city
(=
where the government of a country or state is
)
首都,首府
Cuba's capital city is Havana.
古巴的首都是哈瓦那。
somebody's home/native city
(=
where they were born or grew up
)
家乡城市,故乡
He said that he never wanted to leave his home city.
他说他永远都不想离开故乡。
a cosmopolitan city
(=
full of people from different parts of the world
)
国际大都市
San Francisco is a very cosmopolitan city.
旧金山是一个国际大都市。
an industrial city
工业城市
n
Sheffield is an industrial city in the north of England.
n
a provincial city
(=
in a part of the country that is not near the capital
)
There have been protests in the capital and in provincial cities.
an ancient city
古城
n
the ancient city of Jerusalem
a historic city
(=
very old and with an interesting history
)
历史古城
n
Budapest is a beautiful and historic city.
n
a cathedral city
(=
with a cathedral
)
He went to university in the cathedral city of Durham.
n
a university city
(=
with a university
)
Uppsala is a university city.
n
a walled city
(=
surrounded by a wall
)
the old walled city of Alghero
n
a twin city
British English
BrE
(=
one that has a special relationship with a similar town in another country
)
Strasbourg is Leicester's twin city in France.
city + NOUN
the city centre
British English
BrE
,
the city center
American English
AmE
市中心
The hotel is in the city centre.
酒店位于市中心。
the city limits
American English
AmE
(=
the furthest parts of the city
)
城市边界
rural areas south of the city limits
城市边界以南的农村地区
city life
城市生活
n
the advantages of city life
a city dweller
(=
someone who lives in a city
)
城市居民
n
In the summer, city dwellers escape to the sea.
n
a city street
Traffic was moving slowly along the city streets.
phrases
n
in the heart of a city
The cathedral is right in the heart of the city.
酒店位于市中心。
the outskirts of a city
(=
the edge
)
市政府
n
There were several bombings on the outskirts of the city.
n
verbs
found a city
(=
start developing a new city
)
He founded the city of Baghdad in the 8th century.
THESAURUS
place with houses, shops, and offices
有住宅、商店和办公楼的地方
city
a large area with houses,
shops
, offices etc that is often the
centre
of government for an area. A
city
is
bigger
than a
town
城市
The nearest big city is San Francisco.
距离最近的大城市是旧金山。
town
a large area with houses, shops, offices etc. A
town
is smaller than a
city
镇
,
城镇
La Coruña is a pretty seaside town.
阿科鲁尼亚是个美丽的海边城镇。
capital
(
also
capital city
)
the city where the government of a country or state is
首都;首府
We travelled to Budapest, the capital of Hungary.
我们到了匈牙利的首都布达佩斯。
metropolis
a big
busy
city that is
full
of people and
activity
大都市
,
大城市
After 1850 Paris grew quickly into a busy metropolis.
1850
年以后,巴黎迅速发展成为一个繁华的大都市。
urban
adjective
adj
[
only before noun
]
relating
to towns and cities
城市的,都市的
Air pollution is particularly bad in urban areas.
空气污染在城市地区尤为严重。
urban development
城市发展
outside part of city
城市外围
the outskirts
the area around the
edge
of a city or just
outside
it
市郊,郊区
Disneyland is on the outskirts of Paris.
迪士尼乐园位于巴黎市郊。
suburb
an area around the edges of a city, where many people live
郊区
,
城郊住宅区
He lives in a suburb of London.
他住在伦敦郊区。
|
the suburbs
n
More and more people are moving to the suburbs.
Examples from the Corpus
city
•
the
ancient
city
of Damascus
•
You should
visit
San Francisco. It's a
beautiful
city
.
•
This
romantic
tale
casts
back to
Ruritania
especially in the
implied
distinction
between
city
and country.
•
I was
alone
in a big
city
in a new country.
•
He
blew
up five
city
blocks
, of
course
.
•
The
major
industrial
cities
were getting increasingly overcrowded.
•
Many
inner
cities
that were once
treated
as
war
zones
have become
pleasant
and
habitable
again.
•
It's an old
city
with about 200,000 residents.
•
Leeds is a
thriving
,
vibrant
, and
prosperous
city
.
•
Sant'Elia's
city
was a utopian
metropolis
designed
on a
monumental
scale
.
•
Something that gives
shape
and meaning to the
amorphous
experience
of
waking
up in a
strange
hotel
room
in a strange
city
.
•
Panic
swept
the
city
after the
earthquake
.
•
The
city
of Barcelona is
famous
for its
wonderful
architecture
.
•
The
city
of Parlier is in Fresno
county
.
•
The
survey
looked at which
cities
cater
for
cyclists
and
covered
everything from
parking
facilities
to
potholes
.
the City
City, the
(
also
the City of London
)
British English
BrE
an area in
central
London
where there are many large
banks
and
financial
organizations
,
including
the Bank of England and the
stock
exchange
. The City has an area of about one
square
mile
(about 2.5 square
kilometres
), and it is
sometimes
called
‘the Square Mile’, especially in
newspapers
. Its
name
is sometimes used to
mean
people who work there and make financial
decisions
. There is a
similar
area in New York City called
Wall
Street
伦敦商业区,伦敦城〔伦敦市中心区域,是英格兰银行、伦敦证券交易所等许多大型银行和金融机构的所在地〕
The City is optimistic about the outlook for inflation.
伦敦金融界对通货膨胀的走势持乐观态度。
a firm of City stockbrokers
伦敦商业区的一家证券经纪公司
From Longman Business Dictionary
City
Cit·y
/
ˈsɪti
/
noun
FINANCE
1
the City
London’s financial
institutions
, for
example
the
INTERNATIONAL
STOCK EXCHANGE
and other
markets
, banks, and
insurance
companies
considered
together
as a financial centre
The City will keep its position as a leading financial centre whether the UK joins the single currency or not.
2
the City
the area of London where most financial institutions are
based
The investment banking firm left the City for brand new premises in Canary Wharf.
Origin
city
(
1100-1200
)
Old French
cité
, from
Latin
civitas
“
citizenship, state, city of Rome
”
, from
civis
;
→
CIVIC
cit
·
y
noun
→COLLOCATIONS
1
→THESAURUS
1
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