英语词汇“collocation_english_city”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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besieged city
They brought more than 130,000 people out of that besieged city.
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city block
The site specific message was 3-metres tall and nearly 80-metres in length, spanning the entire city block.
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city directory
The city directory lists several business locations from 1891 through 1896.
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city dump
They end up at the city dump, and when they try to escape, they are thrown onto a flying bat.
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city dweller
The words are spoken by a young city dweller, using a 'we' that both includes and addresses the beloved.
city landmark
It obtained federal and city landmark status in that same year.
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city limit
A ship building yard is under construction at the eastern city limit.
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city official
The city official charged with these responsibilities was called the "muhtasib".
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city ordinance
The city ordinance requires all trains passing through the town to slow to no more than 30 mph (48 km/h).
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city park
Smith is attacked by a hoodlum while walking her dog through the city park.
city planner
He distinguished himself as a great city planner and public financier.
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city skyline
The church tower was a visible part of the city skyline as late as 1596.
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city treasurer
The city treasurer then went on to make the fuller point.
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city zoning
The plan was eventually cancelled as city zoning does not permit construction of such a tall tower there.
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coastal city
Wooden felt highly uncomfortable in the coastal city for a time, but gradually he settled in and began adjusting to the new environment.
cosmopolitan city
Being a cosmopolitan city, the culture of the city reflects its diverse population which has resulted in a unique blend.
crowded city
Infrastructure burdens include restricted housing space, which is common in crowded city environments.
deserted city
Crime took over deserted city centres, all sense of community disappeared and social structures broke down.
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divided city
It is a divided city, one of the most divided in the world.
domed city
The domed city was seen only in the pilot and two other episodes, using recycled footage from the film.
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entire city
Despite official advice to stay calm and to avoid medical facilities unless ill or injured, the entire city panics.
floating city
The short teaser trailer showed a vast vertical floating city (as opposed to the original's horizontal floating city), improved graphics and possible adversaries or allies.
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fortified city
When it was a walled and fortified city there were great restrictions on building in order to preserve a clear field of fire.
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futuristic city
Occasionally the landscape is quite different from this, almost jungle-like, although the futuristic city is also present.
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imperial city
This might be explained, at least in part, by the extensive area of what had once been a sovereign imperial city.
incorporated city
Under the agency, no community within an incorporated city has ever been granted city status.
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large city
Traces of many buildings on the site suggest that it was a large city with an extensive population following a variety of occupations.
lost city
After tiles are placed, players may place an archaeologist on any lost city section of the tile, or remove an already-placed archaeologist figure.
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major city
Examples of national texts are central government documents or major city newspapers with a national distribution.
medium-sized city
In that medium-sized city in which no restaurants exist which serve shark fin, there was no opposition to the ban, which was largely symbolic.
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nearby city
None had traveled outside of the country; those who had "traveled" had visited relatives in a nearby city.
nearest city
The nearest city boasts a population of some 80,000, and provides the regional focus for educational services, including a small university.
neighbouring city
Clerics probably knew the vigils celebrated by their counterparts in neighbouring city-states, but there is no evidence that the tradition of one cathedral directly influenced that of another.
northern city
In modern times, no northern city exceeded a tenth of the capital's population.
overcrowded city
Tirane, the capital, is the most overcrowded city, housing approximately one sixth of the entire population of the country, however the population is in continuous transition.
populated city
These figures show that the main cost of these drainage schemes is largely imposed upon the thickly populated city areas.
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populous city
It is the third most populous city in the state, with a 2005 census population of 310,413.
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port city
An active port city, it was a stopping point for vessels traveling through the strait, as it had been in the ancient past.
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prosperous city
We are all at one in wanting to see a prosperous city.
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ruined city
The policy was, however, maintained over many years fuelled by the fear that urbanization and high density living had ruined city dwellers; a problem which this policy actively addressed.
sprawling city
This public ground steeped in history provides a place where residents of a sprawling city can come face to face with their differences and their interdependence.
sustainable city
Sustainable city planning should address issues of environment, economy and equality among people.
twin city
However, the absolute size of the twin city would be much larger for it would contain around twenty new towns.
unnamed city
The third act opens in the garden of a restaurant in an unnamed city.
walled city
Common tropes included the walled city, the port and the market city.
world-class city
A world-class city depends on a world-class transport system.
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Collocations with city