austria
IPA/ˈɒstriə/
KK[ˈɔstriə]IPA/ˈɔːstriə/
austria — noun
1. a nation in central Europe
1.名詞A1
釋義
a nation in central Europe
例句
Hoa took a train from Munich to Vienna and spent the weekend in Austria.
preposition: in Austria
Adaeze visited Salzburg, Austria, to see the house where Mozart was born.
Brian hiked through the Alps in western Austria every morning of his trip.
Talia's grandmother moved from a village in Austria to London after the war.
At a café in Vienna, Austria, Sayaka tried Sachertorte for the first time.
用法筆記
Austria is a landlocked republic in central Europe. The eastern Alps run through the country and the Danube River crosses it. The capital is Vienna. It covers about 84,000 square kilometres and has a population of around nine million people. German is the official language.
常見錯誤
❌I want to visit Australia, the country of Mozart and the Alps.
✅I want to visit Austria, the country of Mozart and the Alps.
💡'Austria' (奧地利) is in central Europe; 'Australia' (澳洲) is the continent-country in the southern hemisphere.