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in Lancashire
She lives in Lancashire.
她住在兰开夏郡。
兰开夏郡（英格兰郡名）
Lancashires — plural of lancashire
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
兰开夏郡（英格兰郡名）
a historical area of northwestern England on the Irish Sea; noted for textiles
She lives in Lancashire.
她住在兰开夏郡。
兰开夏奶酪(产于英国兰开夏郡的一种奶酪)
A type of cheese made in Lancashire, England.
My grandmother was born in Lancashire and often tells stories about her childhood there.
我的祖母出生在兰开夏郡，经常讲述她在那里的童年故事。
The industrial revolution began in Lancashire, transforming the region into a manufacturing hub.
工业革命始于兰开夏郡，将该地区转变为制造业中心。
We spent our summer holiday exploring the scenic countryside of Lancashire.
我们暑假去探索了兰开夏郡风景如画的乡村。
She lives in Lancashire.
她住在兰开夏郡。
Lancashire's textile industry was famous.
兰开夏郡的纺织工业很有名。
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I have been to the Lancashire.
Use this
I have been to Lancashire.
英文中，大多数郡名和地名通常不与定冠词 'the' 连用，除非是像 'the Netherlands' 这样的固定表达。
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Lancaster is a historic county in northwest England.
Use this
Lancashire is a historic county in northwest England.
兰卡斯特（Lancaster）是兰开夏郡内的一个城市，而兰开夏郡（Lancashire）才是郡名，两者不能混淆。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
兰开夏干酪
Lancashire cheese is a crumbly white cheese that originated in the county.
兰开夏干酪是一种起源于该郡的易碎白干酪。
兰开夏炖锅
My grandmother used to make a delicious Lancashire hotpot with lamb and potatoes.
我祖母过去常常用羊肉和土豆做美味的兰开夏炖锅。
在兰开夏郡
She was born in Lancashire but moved to London later.
她出生在兰开夏郡，但后来搬到了伦敦。
兰开夏口音
He speaks with a broad Lancashire accent that I find charming.
他说话带着浓重的兰开夏口音，我觉得很迷人。
兰开夏板球
Lancashire cricket team has a long and proud history.
兰开夏板球队有着悠久而自豪的历史。
一车来自兰开夏的老旧小摆设
In the song 'The Irish Rover', the line 'a load of old bric-a-brac from Lancashire' refers to the cargo of the ship.
在歌曲《The Irish Rover》中，‘a load of old bric-a-brac from Lancashire’这一句指的是船上的货物。
Use Lancashires naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
Lancashire 音译‘兰开夏’，可联想‘兰花盛开在夏天’的郡。
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专有名词，指英格兰郡名
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