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yorkshire

/ˈjɔːk.ʃər/

Traduction: Nom propre se référant à un ancien grand comté du nord de l'Angleterre, divisé en 1974 en trois comtés plus petits.

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noun

/ˈjɔːk.ʃər/B1formalbritish
  • frNom propre se référant à un ancien grand comté du nord de l'Angleterre, divisé en 1974 en trois comtés plus petits.

A proper noun referring to a former large county in northern England, which was divided into three smaller counties in 1974.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. Historic county in EnglandB1formalbritish

    A former large county in northern England, historically divided into three ridings (East, West, and North). In 1974, it was reorganized into smaller administrative counties.

    frYorkshire (comté historique)

    • Yorkshire is known for its beautiful countryside and historic cities.
    • She was born in Yorkshire and has a strong regional accent.
    • The Yorkshire Dales are a popular destination for hikers.
  2. Cultural regionB1informalbritish

    A distinct cultural and geographical region in northern England, known for its traditions, dialect, and cuisine.

    frYorkshire

    • Yorkshire pudding is a traditional dish served with roast beef.
    • The Yorkshire dialect has many unique words and phrases.
    • He proudly identifies as a Yorkshireman.
Formes
  • yorkshires plural form
  • yorkshires' possessive plural form
  • yorkshire's possessive singular form