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Manchester is a large city in the northwest of England. It was once famous for wool and cotton mills; the factories made the city’s money, and “Cottonopolis” was an old nickname. Today it is the financial and business centre for that part of England.
Manchester曼徹斯特 is是 England英格蘭 the northwest of西北部的 a large city一座大城。It它 was once曾經 for wool and cotton mills因羊毛和棉紡工廠 famous聞名;the factories那些工廠 made the city’s money替這座城賺了錢,“Cottonopolis” was an old nickname是一個老綽號。Today今天 it它 is是 for that part of England英格蘭那一帶的 the financial and business centre金融與商業中心
It is also famous for music — many pop and rock bands come from Manchester, and the city has a long nightclub story — and for two football clubs, Manchester United and Manchester City, whose rivalry is part of daily talk. The city centre still shows Victorian brick and warehouses beside newer glass.
It它 also也 for music以音樂 is famous聞名——many pop and rock bands許多流行和搖滾樂團 come from Manchester來自曼徹斯特,the city這座城 has有 a long nightclub story很長的夜店故事——and for two football clubs也以兩支足球隊聞名,Manchester United and Manchester City曼聯和曼城,whose rivalry兩隊的較勁 is part of daily talk是日常閒聊的一部分。The city centre市中心 still仍 shows看得到 Victorian brick and warehouses維多利亞時代的磚樓和倉庫,beside newer glass就在較新的玻璃大樓旁邊
The name comes from Old English Mameceaster: an old local name, written in Latin as Mamucium (perhaps a breast-shaped hill), plus Old English ceaster, “Roman fort,” from Latin castra, “camp.” Though actually, in Australian and New Zealand shops, manchester with a small m can also mean household cloth — sheets, towels, table linen — because the city once made so much cotton. That sense is rare in American English and not the usual one in Britain either.
The name這名字 comes from Old English Mameceaster來自古英語 Mameceaster:an old local name一個古老的當地名字,written in Latin as Mamucium拉丁文寫作 Mamucium(perhaps也許是 a breast-shaped hill一座乳房形狀的山丘),plus Old English ceaster加上古英語 ceaster,“Roman fort,”「羅馬堡壘」,from Latin castra來自拉丁文 castra,“camp.”「營地」。Though actually不過其實,in Australian and New Zealand shops在澳洲和紐西蘭的商店裡,manchester with a small m小寫的 manchester can also mean也可以指 household cloth家用布品——sheets床單、towels毛巾、table linen桌巾——because因為 the city這座城 once曾經 made so much cotton生產過那麼多棉布。That sense這個意思 in American English在美式英語裡 is rare很少見,in Britain在英國 either也 not the usual one不是常用的那一個
組成From Old English Mameceaster: the old place-name Mamucium plus ceaster, “Roman fort.” The household-cloth sense is named after the city, once a centre for cotton goods.
同家族的字
- Mancunianthe name for a person (or thing) from Manchester
- Chestershares Old English ceaster, “Roman fort,” from Latin castra
- Winchestersame -chester ending from the Latin word for a Roman camp
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Manchestername/ˈmæn.t͡ʃɪs.tə/
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A major city and metropolitan borough of Greater Manchester, in northwestern England.
- In Manchester and in Aldershot in Hampshire, asylum seeker accommodation was targeted by demonstrators carrying placards that read “deport them, don’t support them” and “no apartments for illegals”.
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Greater Manchester, the metropolitan county containing Manchester and surrounding towns.
- Metcalfe joined the Bible Christian Church at Salford, in Manchester, England, after having been a member of a Swedenborgian congregation.
- He could have stopped anywhere, but his father was born in a town called Wigan in Manchester, an area in the north of England, so it just resonated with him.
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A parish of Jamaica.
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A type of twin-engined British bomber aircraft built by Avro during the Second World War, the forerunner to the Lancaster.
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An English and Scottish surname.
manchesternoun/ˈmænt͡ʃɛstɚ/
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obsoleteA type of cotton fabric, or a piece of clothing made from such fabric.
- Betsy, as Muslin, had a very showy striped pink and white Manchester, pink shoes, red Ribbons in abundance and a short Apron.
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Household linen, especially as a category of goods in a store.
- My love of linen stems from two sources. My first proper job working in the manchester department at Target, where I learnt how to style a miniature bed into a showroom-worthy display.
- David Jones says more than half-a-million shoppers will visit its four Victorian stores. The most popular items are Christmas decorations, women's shoes, men's shirts and manchester.
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