单词	London
释义	LondonLon‧don /ˈlʌndən/ Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► a New York/London etc accent · The woman had a Chicago accent. ► London–Gatwick Express/Orient Express (=a fast train or bus which does a particular journey regularly) ► a flight is bound for London/New York etc (=it is going there)· Johnson boarded a flight bound for Caracas. ► a London/New York/Paris etc landmark · Buckingham Palace is a London Landmark. ► be posted to France/London etc  He joined the British Army and was posted to Germany. Phrases PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES► bound for London/Mexico etc That can often include a sneak preview of productions bound for London's West End. ► Greater London/Los Angeles/Manchester etc Every year a couple hundred thousand migrants from Greater Los Angeles are absorbed by other California counties. In Greater Los Angeles area there are 7.5 million registered drivers and 8 million cars. ► the London Eye► through to London/Paris etc Miller was among the first to phone through to London and greet our guest's arrival from Moscow. ► down your/London etc way the capital city of the UK, in southeast England on the River Thames, which is also an important port and centre for tourists. Population: 8,308,369 (2012). London is the centre of the British government, and the Houses of Parliament, Downing Street (the home of the prime minister), Buckingham Palace (the home of the Queen), and Whitehall (the main government offices) are all in the southwestern part of central London. London is also one of the world’s main financial centres, and the London Stock Exchange and the Bank of England are in the City, the main business area in the eastern part of central London. Most of the well-known shops, hotels, theatres, cinemas etc are in the West End, the western part of central London, and the East End – known as a mainly working-class area where the local people are called ‘Cockneys’. London is also known for its many parks, including Hyde Park and Regent’s Park, its many museums, and its system of public transport, which includes red buses, black taxis, and an underground railway called the ‘Tube’. London was originally established by the Romans, as Londinium, in the 1st century AD, and became the capital of England in the 11th century.—Londoner noun
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