UT, written in two capital letters, is the official short form of the American state Utah.

UT UT written in two capital letters用兩個大寫字母寫成 is the official short form of the American state Utah是美國猶他州（Utah）的官方縮寫

It is not a word you say out loud — nobody reads 'UT' aloud as anything but 'Utah'.

It它 is not a word you say out loud不是一個唸出聲的字 — nobody沒有人 reads 'UT' aloud as anything but 'Utah'會把 'UT' 唸成別的，只會唸成 'Utah' it它 belongs to writing屬於書面用語 and而且 to one kind of writing in particular尤其是某一種書寫 addresses也就是地址

It belongs to writing, and to one kind of writing in particular: addresses.

Every US state每個美國州 has a two-letter code of this kind都有這樣的兩字母縮寫 set by the postal service由郵政單位制定 and而且 it它 sits between the city and the ZIP code位在城市名和郵遞區號之間 'Salt Lake City, UT 84101'像 'Salt Lake City, UT 84101'

Every US state has a two-letter code of this kind, set by the postal service, and it sits between the city and the ZIP code: 'Salt Lake City, UT 84101'.

You你 will also see it也會在其他地方看到 in tables, on forms, on weather maps, in sports results像表格裡、表單上、天氣圖上、體育結果裡 and and anywhere a page is too narrow to spell out fifty state names或任何版面太窄、無法把五十個州名拼出來的地方

You will also see it in tables, on forms, on weather maps, in sports results, and anywhere a page is too narrow to spell out fifty state names.

A small point of style有個小小的格式重點 these postal codes這些郵政縮寫 take no full stops不加句點 write 'UT', not 'U.T.'要寫 'UT'，不是 'U.T.'

A small point of style: these postal codes take no full stops. Write 'UT', not 'U.T.'.

And而且 they它們 are used in addresses and lists用在地址和清單裡 not in ordinary sentences而不是一般的句子裡 you你 would not write 'I have never been to UT'不會寫 'I have never been to UT' you你 write 'I have never been to Utah'而是寫 'I have never been to Utah'

And they are used in addresses and lists, not in ordinary sentences — you would not write 'I have never been to UT'; you write 'I have never been to Utah'.

Though actually不過 two capital letters兩個大寫字母 can stand for many different things可以代表很多不同的東西 and而且 this這點 is worth knowing so you are not tripped up值得知道，才不會被搞混

Though actually, two capital letters can stand for many different things, and this is worth knowing so you are not tripped up. In American conversation, 'UT' often means the University of Texas, or the University of Tennessee, or the University of Utah, depending on which part of the country you are in — and there people do say the letters aloud, 'you-tee'.

In American conversation在美式口語裡 'UT' often means'UT' 常常指 the University of Texas, or the University of Tennessee, or the University of Utah德州大學、田納西大學、或猶他大學 depending on which part of the country you are in要看你在美國哪個地區 — and而且 there在那種情況下 people大家 do say the letters aloud真的會把字母唸出聲 'you-tee'唸成「you-tee」

In science writing, UT can mean Universal Time.

In science writing在科學文獻裡 UT UT can mean Universal Time可以指 Universal Time（世界時）

Context tells you which.

Context上下文 tells you which會告訴你是哪一種意思

Here, though, the entry is the state.

Here, though不過在這裡 the entry這個詞條 is the state指的是那個州