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in [place]
表示地理位置
She lives in Brighton.
她住在布赖顿。
布赖顿（英国南部城市）
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
布赖顿（英国南部城市）
a city in East Sussex in southern England that is a popular resort; site of the University of Sussex
She lives in Brighton.
她住在布赖顿。
布赖顿(英国南部城市)
n. a city in East Sussex in southern England that is a popular resort; site of the University of Sussex
We spent our summer vacation in Brighton, enjoying the seaside.
我们在布莱顿度暑假，享受海边风光。
The University of Sussex is located just outside Brighton.
萨塞克斯大学就在布莱顿郊外。
Brighton has a famous pier and a lively nightlife scene.
布莱顿拥有著名的码头和热闹的夜生活。
表示地理位置
She lives in Brighton.
她住在布赖顿。
He is from Brighton.
他来自布赖顿。
布赖顿用作定语修饰名词
Brighton Beach is famous.
布赖顿海滩很有名。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
在布赖顿
She lives in Brighton.
她住在布赖顿。
布赖顿海滩
We spent the afternoon on Brighton beach.
我们在布赖顿海滩度过了一个下午。
布赖顿皇家行宫
The Brighton Pavilion is a popular tourist attraction.
布赖顿皇家行宫是一个受欢迎的旅游景点。
布赖顿大学
She studies at the University of Brighton.
她在布赖顿大学学习。
布赖顿-霍夫
Brighton and Hove is a unitary authority in East Sussex.
布赖顿-霍夫是东萨塞克斯郡的一个单一管理区。
《布赖顿硬糖》
Graham Greene's novel Brighton Rock is set in the city.
格雷厄姆·格林的小说《布赖顿硬糖》以这座城市为背景。
我只是个来自布赖顿的家伙。
In the film Notting Hill, William Thacker says, 'I'm just a guy from Brighton.'
在电影《诺丁山》中，威廉·萨克说：'我只是个来自布赖顿的家伙。'
布赖顿摇滚，给我布赖顿摇滚。
Queen's song 'Brighton Rock' includes the lyric 'Brighton rock, give me the Brighton rock.'
皇后乐队的歌曲《Brighton Rock》中有这样一句歌词：'布赖顿摇滚，给我布赖顿摇滚。'
Use Brighton naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
想象‘bright’（明亮的）阳光洒在布赖顿的海滩上，记住这座英国南部海滨城市。
语域：neutral 常见场景：地理、旅游 通常作为地名使用，多用于地理或旅游语境
Words ending in -ighten (brighten, frighten, tighten, lighten, heighten) rhyme with brighton (same stressed vowel /aɪ/ and ending /tən/). 'Bright' shares the -ight- spelling but ends with /t/, not /tən/, so it does not rhyme. Other words like 'button' or 'cotton' have a different vowel sound and are not rhymes.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT.