英语词汇“north”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1. uncountable noun [oft the NOUN]

The north is the direction which is on your left when you are looking towards the direction where the sun rises.

In the north the ground becomes very cold as the winter snow and ice covers the ground.

Birds usually migrate from north to south.

2. singular noun

The north of a place, country, or region is the part which is in the north.

The scheme mostly benefits people in the North and Midlands.

...a tiny house in a village in the north of France. [+ of]

3. adverb [ADVERB after verb]

If you go north, you travel towards the north.

Anita drove north up Pacific Highway.

4. adverb

Something that is north of a place is positioned to the north of it.

...a little village a few miles north of Portsmouth. [+ of]

5. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]

The north edge, corner, or part of a place or country is the part which is towards the north.

...the north side of the mountain.

They were coming in to land on the north coast of Crete.

Synonyms: northern, polar, arctic, boreal More Synonyms of north

6. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]

'North' is used in the names of some countries, states, and regions in the north of a largerarea.

There were demonstrations this weekend in cities throughout North America, Asia andEurope.

7. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]

A north wind is a wind that blows from the north.

...a bitterly cold north wind.

8. singular noun

The North is used to refer to the richer, more developed countries of the world.

Developing countries are critical of the North's environmental attitudes.

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Chinese translation of 'north'

north

(nɔːθ)

n (u/s)

北方 (běifāng)

adj

北部的 (běibù de)

adv

向北方 (xiàng běifāng)
the north of France 法国(國)北部 (Fǎguó běibù)
to the north 以北 (yǐběi)
the north wind 北风(風) (běifēng)
north of ... 以北 ( ... yǐběi)
it's 15 miles or so north of Oxford 在牛津以北15英里左右 (zài Niújīn yǐ běi shíwǔ yīnglǐ zuǒyòu)

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单词	north
释义	Trends of north View usage for: north (nɔːʳθ) also North 1. uncountable noun [oft the NOUN] The north is the direction which is on your left when you are looking towards the direction where the sun rises. In the north the ground becomes very cold as the winter snow and ice covers the ground. Birds usually migrate from north to south. 2. singular noun The north of a place, country, or region is the part which is in the north. The scheme mostly benefits people in the North and Midlands. ...a tiny house in a village in the north of France. [+ of] 3. adverb [ADVERB after verb] If you go north, you travel towards the north. Anita drove north up Pacific Highway. 4. adverb Something that is north of a place is positioned to the north of it. ...a little village a few miles north of Portsmouth. [+ of] 5. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] The north edge, corner, or part of a place or country is the part which is towards the north. ...the north side of the mountain. They were coming in to land on the north coast of Crete. Synonyms: northern, polar, arctic, boreal More Synonyms of north 6. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] 'North' is used in the names of some countries, states, and regions in the north of a largerarea. There were demonstrations this weekend in cities throughout North America, Asia andEurope. 7. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A north wind is a wind that blows from the north. ...a bitterly cold north wind. 8. singular noun The North is used to refer to the richer, more developed countries of the world. Developing countries are critical of the North's environmental attitudes. More Synonyms of north north in British English (nɔːθ) noun 1. one of the four cardinal points of the compass, at 0° or 360°, that is 90° from east and west and 180° from south 2. the direction along a meridian towards the North Pole 3. the direction in which a compass needle points; magnetic north 4. the North 5. cards (usually capital) the player or position at the table corresponding to north on the compass adjective 6. situated in, moving towards, or facing the north 7. (esp of the wind) from the north adverb 8. in, to, or towards the north 9. archaic (of the wind) from the north Symbol: N Word origin Old English; related to Old Norse northr, Dutch noord, Old High German nord North in British English 1 (nɔːθ) noun the North 1. the northern area of England, generally regarded as reaching approximately the southern boundaries of Yorkshire and Lancashire 2. (in the US) the area approximately north of Maryland and the Ohio River, esp those states north of the Mason-Dixon Line that were known as the Free States during the Civil War 3. the northern part of North America, esp the area consisting of Alaska, Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut; the North Country 4. the countries of the world that are economically and technically advanced 5. poetic the north wind adjective 6. a. of or denoting the northern part of a specified country, area, etc b. (as part of a name) North Africa North in British English 2 (nɔːθ) noun 1. Frederick, 2nd Earl of Guildford, called Lord North. 1732–92, British statesman; prime minister (1770–82), dominated by George III. He was held responsible for the loss of the American colonies 2. Sir Thomas. ?1535–?1601, English translator of Plutarch's Lives (1579), which was the chief source of Shakespeare's Roman plays North in American English (nɔrθ) Frederick2d Earl of Guilford 1732-92; Eng. statesman: prime minister of Great Britain (1770-82) called Lord North north in American English (nɔrθ) noun 1. the direction to the right of a person facing the sunset; direction of the North Pole from any other point on the earth's surface: the needleof a magnetic compass points to the magnetic north pole rather than to the geographic pole 2. the point on a compass at 0° or 360°, directly opposite south 3. a region or district in or toward this direction 4. [often N-] the northern part of the earth, esp. the arctic regions adjective 5. in, of, to, toward, or facing the north 6. from the north a north wind 7. [N-] designating the northern part of a continent, country, etc. North Africa adverb 8. in or toward the north; in a northerly direction Idioms: the North Word origin ME < OE, akin to Du noord, Ger nord, ON northr < IE base ner-, beneath, below > Gr nerteros, lower COBUILD Collocations north further north Examples of 'north' in a sentence north Easy access to the idyllic little islands off the north coast is another draw of the area. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The tremor was felt as far north as Austria. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Today will be unsettled in the north and west, sunnier in the southeast. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He bundled his family into his car and headed for the Kurdish autonomous region to the north. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Their support provided enough capital to set up the first store in north London. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Today's weather should be more settled with showers and wind in the north but bright in the south. The Sun (2016) It is thought that the invaders will not be able to survive the colder winters in the north of Britain. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Further north will see areas of cloud and rain spreading in on a westerly breeze, though with brighter interludes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And this isn't just a north Devon thing. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Testing the new bike in the dizzying mountains north of glamorous Monaco, all of these improvements came together beautifully. The Sun (2016) Farmers in town to beg say that farther north whole villages have been abandoned. Times, Sunday Times (2010) What if he goes north and we go south or somewhat like that? Kerr, Katharine A Time of War (1993) All this week a cold north wind will blow. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The ground is north of the river. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Both lie so far to the north that winter lasts half the year. Ben Nimmo IN FORKBEARD'S WAKE: Coasting Round Scandinavia (2003) They are the heart of this spectacular garden show in the north west. The Sun (2010) The great shingle bank is rather tentatively attached to the land in the north. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The north is the place to head for. Times, Sunday Times (2013) They always get the north and the south confused. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It will be warmer and drier in southern and eastern areas while the north and west are set for showers. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The houses on the north side of this street cling to an immense wall of rock that rises directly behind them. Eddison, Sydney A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden (1990) The cold air from the Arctic also brought snow to the north. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There are nine studios on a 62,000 square metre site north of the capital. Times, Sunday Times (2013) High winds were set to sweep north across the country from the Midlands today. The Sun (2015) Huge monochrome landscapes that portray the stretching expanses of the sea that sweeps up the north Norfolk coast. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Not a bad afternoon's work in north London. Times, Sunday Times (2010) On the ground floor a corridor has been introduced along the north side, but the original ceiling beams continue across with traces of early paint. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Most remaining parts look dry with some sunny spells, although the remnants of the front may still affect the far north of Scotland. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Today the area retains much of its low-rise charm and architectural authenticity, while the blocks just to the north are clogged with generic towers. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Word lists with north terms used in bridge, compass, compass, Seas In other languages north British English: north /nɔːθ/ ADJECTIVE The north* edge, corner, or part of a place or country is the part which is towards the north. ...the north side of the mountain. American English: north Arabic: شِمَالِيٌّ Brazilian Portuguese: norte Chinese: 北方的 Croatian: sjeverni Czech: severní Danish: nordlig Dutch: noordelijk European Spanish: septentrional Finnish: pohjois- French: nord German: Nord- Greek: βόρειος Italian: settentrionale Japanese: 北の Korean: 북쪽의 Norwegian: nord- Polish: północny European Portuguese: norte Romanian: de nord Russian: северный Latin American Spanish: septentrional Swedish: norra Thai: เกี่ยวกับทิศเหนือ Turkish: kuzey Ukrainian: північний Vietnamese: bắc phương British English: north /nɔːθ/ ADVERB If you go north, you travel towards the north. She drove north up the motorway. American English: north Arabic: شِمَالاً Brazilian Portuguese: para o norte Chinese: 向北方 Croatian: sjeverno Czech: severně Danish: nordpå Dutch: ten noorden European Spanish: al norte Finnish: pohjoisessa French: nord German: nach Norden Greek: βόρεια Italian: a nord Japanese: 北に Korean: 북쪽으로 Norwegian: nordover Polish: na północ European Portuguese: para o norte Romanian: înspre nord Russian: на север Latin American Spanish: al norte Swedish: norrut Thai: ไปทางด้านเหนือ Turkish: kuzeyde Ukrainian: на північ Vietnamese: ở phía bắc British English: north /nɔːθ/ NOUN The north is the direction on your left when you are looking towards the direction where the sun rises. Birds usually migrate from north to south. American English: north Arabic: شِمَالُ Brazilian Portuguese: norte Chinese: 北方 Croatian: sjever Czech: sever Danish: nord Dutch: noorden European Spanish: norte Finnish: pohjoinen French: nord German: Norden Greek: βορράς Italian: nord Japanese: 北 Korean: 북쪽 Norwegian: nord Polish: północ strona świata European Portuguese: norte Romanian: nord Russian: север Latin American Spanish: norte Swedish: norr Thai: ทิศเหนือ Turkish: kuzey Ukrainian: північ Vietnamese: hướng bắc Chinese translation of 'north' north (nɔːθ) n (u/s) 北方 (běifāng) adj 北部的 (běibù de) adv 向北方 (xiàng běifāng) the north of France 法国(國)北部 (Fǎguó běibù) to the north 以北 (yǐběi) the north wind 北风(風) (běifēng) north of ... 以北 ( ... yǐběi) it's 15 miles or so north of Oxford 在牛津以北15英里左右 (zài Niújīn yǐ běi shíwǔ yīnglǐ zuǒyòu) Seen All related terms of 'north' N 1 ( letter ) 英语的第十四个字母 north of ... 以北 ... yǐběi North Sea ▶ the North Sea 北海 Běi Hǎi North Korea 朝鲜(鮮) Cháoxiǎn North Pole ▶ the North Pole 北极(極) Běijí north-east 东(東)北 dōngběi north-west 西北 xīběi North America 北美 Běiměi North American 北美的 Běiměi de North Korean 朝鲜(鮮)的 Cháoxiǎn de north-eastern 东(東)北的 dōngběi de north-western 西北的 xīběi de the North Sea 北海 Běi Hǎi to the north 以北 yǐběi due north/south 正北方/南方 zhèng běifāng/nánfāng the North Pole 北极(極) Běijí the north wind 北风(風) běifēng the north of France 法国(國)北部 Fǎguó běibù to the north/south 朝北/南 cháo běi/nán to point forwards/north 指向前/北 zhǐxiàng qián/běi the North/Irish/Dead Sea 北/爱(愛)尔(爾)兰(蘭)/死海 Běi/Ài'ěrlán/Sǐ Hǎi NE north-east 东(東)北 dōngběi NW north-west 西北 xīběi it's 15 miles or so north of Oxford 在牛津以北15英里左右 zài Niújīn yǐ běi shíwǔ yīnglǐ zuǒyòu NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization 北约(約) Běiyuē (adjective) in the sense of northern Definition (esp. of the wind) from the north on the north side of the mountaina bitterly cold north wind Synonyms northern polar arctic boreal northerly (adverb) in the sense of northward(s) Definition in, to, or towards the north The hurricane which had destroyed Honolulu was moving north. Synonyms northward(s) in a northerly direction Synonyms of 'north' north Explore 'north' in the dictionary
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