lancashire

• Nom propre désignant un comté historique du nord-ouest de l'Angleterre, situé au bord de la mer d'Irlande, historiquement connu pour son industrie textile.

A proper noun referring to a historical county in northwestern England, located on the Irish Sea, historically known for its textile industry.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. Historical county in EnglandB1formalbritish

   A historical county in northwestern England, bordered by the Irish Sea, historically known for its textile manufacturing.

   Lancashire (comté historique)

   • Lancashire was a major center of the Industrial Revolution.
   • The cotton mills of Lancashire produced textiles for the whole world.
   • My grandmother comes from Lancashire.

2. Cultural regionB2formalbritish

   A traditional region of England recognized for its distinct dialect, cuisine (such as Lancashire hotpot), and strong sporting traditions, especially cricket.

   Lancashire (région culturelle)

   • Lancashire is famous for its cricket team.
   • The Lancashire dialect has many unique words and phrases.
   • A traditional Lancashire hotpot is a hearty stew.