canterbury
canterbury — 名詞
1. a city in Kent in southeastern England, known especially for its cathedral and l
坎特伯里
英格蘭肯特郡古城
a city in Kent in southeastern England, known especially for its cathedral and long religious history
Many pilgrims still visit Canterbury to see the cathedral and old streets.
許多朝聖者至今仍會造訪坎特伯里，去看大教堂和古老街道。
travel destination with cathedral context
Our history class took the train to Canterbury for a medieval tour.
我們的歷史課搭火車前往坎特伯里，參加中世紀導覽。
take the train to + city
Hotels in Canterbury fill quickly during the summer arts festival.
夏季藝術節期間，坎特伯里的飯店很快就會客滿。
The guide compared Canterbury with York when discussing ancient English cities.
導遊談到英國古城時，把坎特伯里拿來和約克比較。
用法筆記
Context often mentions Kent, the cathedral, pilgrims, or the Church of England when this sense is meant.
2. a suburb and local government area in southwestern Sydney, Australia
坎特伯里區
雪梨西南郊住宅區
a suburb and local government area in southwestern Sydney, Australia
Many commuters live in Canterbury and travel into central Sydney each day.
許多通勤族住在坎特伯里區，每天前往雪梨市中心上班。
suburb residents commute into Sydney
A new bike path now links Canterbury with several nearby suburbs.
一條新的自行車道現在把坎特伯里區和幾個鄰近郊區連起來。
links Canterbury with nearby suburbs
Parents in Canterbury often meet at the riverside park after school.
坎特伯里區的家長放學後常在河邊公園見面。
Local council notices in Canterbury often mention parking and housing changes.
坎特伯里區的地方議會公告常提到停車和住宅變動。
用法筆記
This sense usually appears in Australian context with Sydney, commuting, local council news, or nearby suburbs.