英zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù:
  •   zài yīng guó shí yuè zhì 'èr yuè shì liè zhì de kāi fàng jì jié .   October to February is the open season for pheasants in Britain
  • adj.  zài yīng guó wén xué de quán shèng shí qī yòu dé lāi dùn , sī wēi fū tè hé pú bǎi děng wén háo .   The Augustan age of English literature includes the writers Dryden, Swift and Pope
  •   zài yīng guó qì chē kào zuǒ cè xíng shǐ .   In Britain cars are driven on the left
  • adj.  zài yīng guó fǎ lǜ zhōng wú qián lì kě yuán de pàn jué .   a decision not precedented in English law
  • adj.  zài yīng guó de wài guó liú xué shēng .   overseas students in Britain
  • v.  zài yīng guó de xì jù zuò jiā zhōng xiǎnyòu rén néng fǒu rèn suō shì bǐ yà wén xué tài dǒu de dì wèi .   Among English playwrights, few would deny that Shakespeare holds sway
  •   zài yīng guó yì huì zhōng de liǎng pái） qián zuò（ de zhèng fǔ jí fǎn duì dǎng yì yuán）   leading members of the government and opposition （
  • adj.  zài yīng guó lù shàng kāi chē , yào yǔ 'ōu zhōu qí tā guó jiā fāng xiàng xiāng fǎn .   In England you must drive on the opposite side of the road to the rest of Europe
  •   zài yīng guó） kě chéng wéi shàng yì yuàn yì yuán de shì xí guì zú .   hereditary peer with the right to sit in the House of Lords （
  •   zài yīng guó）（ zhèng fǔ dìng qī fā gěi qióng rén de） bǔ zhù jīn   money paid regularly by the State to poor people （
  • n.  zài yīng shì yīng yǔ zhōng 0 zhè yī shù zì yòu jǐ gè míng chēng .   The figure 0 has several different names in British English
  • adj.  zài yīng shì yīng yǔ zhōng méi yòu biǎo shì yīng guó rén guó jí de tōng yòng míng cí 'ér yòng xíng róng cí   consists of the geographical areas of England, Scotland and Wales. bù liè diān huò dà bù liè diān（ GB） yóu yīng gé lán、 sū gé lán hé wēi 'ěr shì de dì yù zǔ chéng .Itisoftenalsousedtorefertothepoliticalstate,officiallycalledtheUnitedKingdomofGreatBritainandNorthernIrelandandusuallyabbreviatedtotheUnitedKingdomortheUK. zhè yī míng chēng yě cháng yòng yǐ biǎo shì xíng zhèng shàng de guó jiā , guān fāng chēng wéi dà bù liè diān jí běi 'ài 'ěr lán lián hé wáng guó , tōng cháng jiǎn chēng wéi lián hé wáng guó huò UK.*TheBritishIslesaretheislandsofBritainandIreland. bù liè diān qún dǎo bāo kuò bù liè diān hé 'ài 'ěr lán děng dǎo yǔ .ThereisnonouninBritishEnglishcommonlyusedtorefertothenationalityofthepeopleofBritain;insteadtheadjectiveisused
  • v.  zài yīng shì yīng yǔ zhōng zhè sān gè dòng cí jūn zuò chū zū jiě   Compare let, rent and hire. shì bǐ jiào let、 rent、 hire zhè sān gè cí .InBritishEnglishthesethreeverbsindicateapersongivingpermissionforsomeoneelsetousesomethinginreturnformoney
  • n.  zài yīng shì yīng yǔ hé měi shì yīng yǔ zhōng , guò qù fēn cí de bù guī zé xíng shì zuò xíng róng cí yòng   . zài měi shì yīng yǔ zhōng duō yòng guī zé de guò qù shì hé guò qù fēn cí de xíng shì（ dreamed、 spoiled děng） .InbothBritishandUSEnglishtheirregularformofthepastparticipleisfoundinadjectivaluses
  • adv.  zài yīng gé lán , shèng dàn jié shí 'àn chuán tǒng yào chī huǒ jī .   In England, turkey is traditionally eaten on Christmas Day
  • n.  zài yīng gé lán běi bù） jiān fēng , dǒu fēng   pointed or peaked top of a hill （