ohio
/əʊˈhaɪ.əʊ/ (bre, ipa) · [ohˈaɪo] /oʊˈhaɪ.oʊ/ (ame, ipa)
ohio — noun
1. one of the fifty US states, located in the north-central region between Lake Eri
one of the fifty US states, located in the north-central region between Lake Erie and the Ohio River, known for its farmland, manufacturing cities, and large universities
Kasia moved to Ohio from Poland when she was twelve years old.
collocation: moved to [state]
The capital of Ohio is Columbus, near the center of the state.
Yan works on a farm in northern Ohio, growing corn and soybeans.
Rohan decided to study engineering at a public university in Ohio.
Caio visited the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during his trip to Ohio.
常見錯誤
2. a long river in the eastern United States that begins in Pennsylvania, flows wes
a long river in the eastern United States that begins in Pennsylvania, flows westward for nearly 1,600 kilometers, and joins the Mississippi River, forming the natural southern border of the state of Ohio
The Ohio River separates Ohio from Kentucky and West Virginia along its southern border.
collocation: the Ohio River separates [A] from [B]
Salma took a boat trip along the Ohio River during her summer vacation.
collocation: along the Ohio River
Dylan watched barges carrying coal travel down the Ohio River each morning.
The Ohio River flows into the Mississippi River at the southern tip of Illinois.
Dahlia learned about the Ohio River's role in moving goods during the 1800s.
用法筆記
This river name is nearly always used with the definite article: the Ohio River.