sheffield

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sheffield — 名詞

1. A city in South Yorkshire in northern England, with a population of about 518,00

1.名詞B1
釋義

雪菲爾

英格蘭北部南約克郡的鋼鐵工業城市

A city in South Yorkshire in northern England, with a population of about 518,000 people. It sits at the meeting point of five small rivers and is famous around the world for making steel and metal knives, forks, and tools. Today the city is also known for its two large universities and for its two football clubs, Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday.

例句

Hiro studied engineering at one of the two universities in Sheffield for four years.

Hiro 在雪菲爾兩所大學的其中一所讀了四年工程。

collocation: study at a university in Sheffield

Élise took the train from London to Sheffield in just over two hours.

Élise 搭火車從倫敦到雪菲爾,只花了兩個多小時。

proper noun: a destination you travel to

同義詞
  • the Steel City

    informal nickname referring to the city's steel-making history; common in news writing and tourism

用法筆記

Refers to the English city itself. The same name appears in several small American towns (for example, Sheffield in Alabama and Massachusetts), but those uses are rare in international English and usually marked with the state name to avoid confusion.

常見錯誤

Sheffield is the capital of Yorkshire.
Sheffield is the largest city in South Yorkshire; Yorkshire as a whole has no single capital.
💡Sheffield is a major regional centre but not an official capital.