Que signifie town en anglais?

Vous pouvez apprendre la prononciation, la grammaire et les synonymes de town dans ce dictionnaire anglais faisant autorité.

town Signification, définition

0 an area people live together in, that is smaller than a city -- ville [ feminine ]
- an industrial town une ville industrielle
- my home town in Kansas ma ville netale au Kansas
1 the central area of a town -- la partie centrale de la ville
- We want to buy a house right in town. Nous voulons acheter une maison en plein centre-ville.
- We’re going into town to do some Christmas shopping. Nous allons en ville pour faire des achats de Noël.
2 to put a lot of effort into doing sth -- mouiller sa chemise
- They really went to town, planning this reunion. Ils ont vraiment mouillé leur chemise pour organiser cette réunion.
3 a group of houses, shops, schools etc, that is bigger than a village but smaller than a city -- (petite) ville
- I’m going into town to buy a dress
- He’s in town doing some shopping.
4 the people who live in such a group of houses etc -- ville
- The whole town turned out to greet the returning soldiers.
5 towns in general as opposed to the countryside -- ville
- Do you live in the country or the town?

It is 17 miles from the nearest large town and 12 miles from a town that can even vaguely be described as large.
Only then is the town somewhere you can live in.
Many will move further out into rural areas and commute to work near the towns and cities.
If, on the other hand, it belongs to the south, when will it be open for the local inhabitants to begin rebuilding the town?
A few years ago a tragedy occurred in my own home town.
Perhaps it is better to be a smoker in the countryside than a non-smoker in the town.