Lexington
Lexington — geographical name
1. a large city in central Kentucky, in the south-central United States, known for
a large city in central Kentucky, in the south-central United States, known for its horse farms, tobacco industry, and the University of Kentucky.
Reema flew into Lexington for a conference at the University of Kentucky.
names a state institution associated with the city
The annual horse auction in Lexington attracts buyers from all over the world.
collocation: horse auction / horse farms
Camila drove three hours from Nashville to visit a friend in Lexington.
Joon found a summer job at a horse training stable just outside Lexington.
2. a historic community in Massachusetts near Boston, in the northeastern United St
a historic community in Massachusetts near Boston, in the northeastern United States, where the first battles of the American Revolution were fought in 1775.
The tour guide showed Eric the historic battle sites in Lexington, Massachusetts.
names a historical Revolutionary War site
Kian's family moved to Lexington for its excellent public schools and quiet streets.
Every April, Lexington holds a parade to remember the battles of 1775.
Ilan took the train from Boston to Lexington to visit the historic battle green.