Guam

IPA/ɡwˈɑːm/
KK[ɡwˈɑm]IPA/ɡwˈɑːm/

Guam — 名詞

1. Guam is an island in the western Pacific Ocean that belongs to the United States

1.名詞A2
釋義

關島

西太平洋美屬島嶼

Guam is an island in the western Pacific Ocean that belongs to the United States as a territory, with its own elected local government, Chamorro cultural heritage, and limited self-rule.

例句

Dewi spent two weeks on Guam learning about traditional Chamorro weaving and dance.

Dewi 在關島待了兩週,學習傳統的查莫羅編織與舞蹈。

collocation: on Guam for island location

People born in Guam are US nationals but cannot vote for president.

在關島出生的人雖然是美國國民,卻不能投票選總統。

collocation: born in Guam for place of birth

同義詞
  • Guåhan

    original Chamorro name for the island; used by indigenous speakers and in cultural contexts

  • the island of Guam

    formal or geographic register, often used in official documents

文法句型

in Guam

on Guam

to Guam

from Guam

用法筆記

Frequently used with the preposition on (on Guam) rather than in (in Guam), following the pattern for islands. The phrase the island of Guam is common in formal or geographic writing.

常見錯誤

I am going to in Guam next month.
I am going to Guam next month.
💡No article or preposition is needed before the place name itself.
Guam is a state of the United States.
Guam is a territory of the United States.
💡Guam is not a state; it is an unincorporated territory with different legal status.

Guam — 地名