austin
IPA/ˈɒstɪn/
KK[ˈɔstən]IPA/ˈɔːstɪn/
austin — noun
1. the city that serves as Texas's capital in the southern United States.
1.名詞
釋義
the city that serves as Texas's capital in the southern United States.
例句
Noa moved to Austin after accepting a software job downtown.
pattern: move to Austin
Rin flew to Austin for a music festival by the river.
pattern: fly to Austin for an event
Christopher attended a student march outside the Capitol in Austin.
Austin gets crowded when thousands of visitors arrive for spring events.
Kevin met his cousins in Austin before their drive across Texas.
文法句型
live in Austin
move to Austin
fly to Austin
用法筆記
Usually follows prepositions such as 'in', 'to', and 'from' when people talk about living, working, studying, or travelling there. In careful writing, people often say 'Austin, Texas' to distinguish it from smaller places with the same name.
常見錯誤
❌I moved in Austin last year.
✅I moved to Austin last year.
💡use 'to' after 'move' with a destination.
❌Houston is the capital of Texas.
✅Austin is the capital of Texas.
💡Austin is the state capital, while Houston is a larger city.