varna
IPA/vˈɑːnə/
IPA/vˈɑːɹnə/
varna — noun
1. a city on the eastern coast of Bulgaria that lies along the Black Sea and operat
1.名詞B1
釋義
a city on the eastern coast of Bulgaria that lies along the Black Sea and operates as one of the country's main seaports.
例句
Hassan and his family rented a flat near the beach in Varna for two weeks.
preposition pattern: in Varna
The overnight ferry from Varna to Istanbul was cancelled because of the storm.
Naoko visited the Roman baths and the cathedral during her trip to Varna.
A new highway connecting Varna to the capital Sofia opened last October.
Camille booked a room at a small hotel overlooking the port of Varna.
常見錯誤
❌The varna system divides Hindu society into four groups.' (when referring to the city).
✅The city of Varna lies on the coast of the Black Sea.
💡'Varna' (capitalised) is a city in Bulgaria; 'varna' (lowercase) is a term for the Hindu caste categories. Always capitalise Varna when speaking about the place.