گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'town'

1 عمومی:: قصبه‌ حومه‌ شهر

2 عمومی:: شهر

3 عمومی:: قصبه‌

4 عمومی:: شهرك‌

5 عمومی:: شهر كوچك‌

1 general::   noun place with many streets and buildings ADJ. big, large, major | little, small | nearby, neighbouring, surrounding | ancient, historic, medieval, old | new It was built as a new town in the 1960s. | industrial | busy a busy market town | boom, thriving London was a boom town and the stock market was soaring. a thriving holiday town | sleepy a sleepy provincial town in southern France | country, provincial | county Beverley was then the county town of the East Riding of Yorkshire (= the main town where the county offices were). | home, native She has gone back to live in her home town. | border | coastal, seaside | holiday, resort | cathedral, market, university | dormitory, satellite | fortified Kitzbuhel is an ancient fortified town with fine medieval buildings. | shanty | ghost It's been a ghost town since the gold rush ended. | twin Darlington's twin town of Amiens VERB + TOWN build, found | live in How many people live in the town? | get out of, leave, move out of He left town yesterday for a conference in York. They wanted to move out of town and start a new life in the country. TOWN + VERB grow | flourish TOWN + NOUN hall, square, walls | council | life | planning PREP. in ~ They'll be back in town tomorrow. | out of ~ I was out of town last week. an out-of-town superstore | outside (the) ~ a lake just outside the town PHRASES the centre/middle of (the) town, the edge/outskirts of (the) town main part of a town, with the shops, etc. VERB + TOWN go into I'm going into town?can I get you anything? PREP. in ~ Mum's in town doing some shopping.

2 general:: town ADJECTIVES/NOUN + town small/big • I grew up in a small town in Iowa. • The nearest big town is 20 miles away. a little town • a pretty little town in the French Alps a major town • It is one of the UK’s biggest retailers with shops in every major town. busy/bustling • The town was busy even in November. quiet • The town is quiet in the summer. • Cannigione is a quiet little town with a scattering of shops, restaurants and cafes. sleepy (= very quiet, with not much happening ) • Johnson grew up in the sleepy retirement town of Asheville. a historic/ancient town • Visitors can go on a tour of this historic town. an industrial town • Thousands moved to the newly forming industrial towns to work in the mills. a seaside town • young people looking for seasonal work in seaside towns a provincial town (= one that is not near the capital ) • Many provincial towns were transformed by the coming of the railway. a market town (= a town in Britain where there is a regular outdoor market ) • The pretty market town of Ashbourne is only 9 miles away. sb’s home town (= the town where someone was born ) • He was buried in his home town of Leeds. a new town (= one of several towns built in Britain since 1946 ) • The design of Milton Keynes and other new towns proved unpopular. phrases the centre of town/the town centre British English , the center of town/the town center American English • The hotel was right in the center of town. the outskirts/edge of a town • It was six o'clock when she reached the outskirts of the town.

3 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with TOWN, Also see ALL OVER THE PLACE (TOWN); GHOST TOWN; GO TO TOWN; MAN ABOUT TOWN; ONE-HORSE TOWN; ONLY GAME IN TOWN; ON THE TOWN; OUT OF TOWN; PAINT THE TOWN RED; TALK OF THE TOWN.

4 general:: noun city: We go to town to shop.