گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'city'

1 عمومی:: شھر

2 عمومی:: شهر

3 عمومی:: شهری

1 general::   noun ADJ. big, large, major | small | great Rome is one of the great cities of the world. | ancient, historic, old | beautiful | industrial | cosmopolitan | coastal | home, native Her native city is Tokyo. | capital | provincial | cathedral, university | walled the old walled city of York | twin Bonn is Oxford's twin city. VERB + CITY build, found CITY + VERB grow The city grew rapidly in the nineteenth century. | flourish CITY + NOUN dweller | centre, street Parking is difficult in the city centre. | council | life PREP. in a/the ~ We live in a big city. | outside a/the ~ There's a park just outside the city. PHRASES the centre/middle/heart of a city, the edge/outskirts of a city

2 general:: place with houses, shops, and offices 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: • The nearest big city is San Francisco. town a large area with houses, shops, offices etc. A town is smaller than a city: • La Coruña is a pretty seaside town. capital ( also capital city ) the city where the government of a country or state is: • We travelled to Budapest, the capital of Hungary. metropolis a big busy city that is full of people and activity: • After 1850 Paris grew quickly into a busy metropolis. urban adjective [ only before noun ] relating to towns and cities: • Air pollution is particularly bad in urban areas. • urban development outside part of city the outskirts the area around the edge of a city or just outside it: • Disneyland is on the outskirts of Paris. suburb an area around the edges of a city, where many people live: • He lives in a suburb of London. • the suburbs: More and more people are moving to the suburbs.

3 general:: noun large town: The city of Beijing is very crowded.

4 general:: city adjectives a big/large/major city • They have stores in Houston, Dallas, and other big cities. a great city (= very important and interesting ) • Cairo is one of the world's great cities. a capital city (= where the government of a country or state is ) • Cuba's capital city is Havana. somebody's home/native city (= where they were born or grew up ) • He said that he never wanted to leave his home city. a cosmopolitan city (= full of people from different parts of the world ) • San Francisco is a very cosmopolitan city. an industrial city • Sheffield is an industrial city in the north of England. 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 • the ancient city of Jerusalem a historic city (= very old and with an interesting history ) • Budapest is a beautiful and historic city. a cathedral city (= with a cathedral ) • He went to university in the cathedral city of Durham. a university city (= with a university ) • Uppsala is a university city. a walled city (= surrounded by a wall ) • the old walled city of Alghero a twin city British English (= one that has a special relationship with a similar town in another country ) • Strasbourg is Leicester's twin city in France. nouns the city centre British English , the city center American English • The hotel is in the city centre. the city limits American English (= the furthest parts of the city ) • rural areas south of the city limits a city dweller (= someone who lives in a city ) • In the summer, city dwellers escape to the sea. city life • the advantages of city life a city street • Traffic was moving slowly along the city streets. phrases in the heart of a city • The cathedral is right in the heart of the city. the outskirts of a city (= the edge ) • There were several bombings on the outskirts of the city. verbs found a city (= start developing a new city ) • He founded the city of Baghdad in the 8th century.