In the City

noun - the style in which a building or house is built

noun - a wide street

noun - a building where you can put or take out money, take a loan etc.

noun, American English - a place where you can have a drink, a pub

noun - the place at the seaside with sand, where you can lie, sunbathe, play etc.

noun - a wide street with trees on both sides

noun - a structure that leads over a river, valley etc., usually made of metal, stone or wood

noun - a stucture with walls and a roof

noun - a place where you can take a bus, usually without a roof, in a street

noun, American English - a taxi

noun, British English - a place where you can park a car

noun, British English - a building where you go to see a film

noun - the kind of school where you can study after secondary school or high school

noun - a large shop (usually with many floors) where you can buy almost anything

noun - a kind of lift that looks like a moving staircase, it is used e.g. in shopping centres, subways etc.

noun - a large building where things are produced

noun - a place where people go when they are very ill or when they are injured

noun - a building with many rooms for guests where you can stay over night

noun - a building in which people live, usually one family

noun - a building where religious people (Christians) go to pray etc.

noun - a building or something that can be easily recognized and which can help you to realize where you are

noun - a section of a wide road that is used by cars going in the same direction

noun - a place where a judge and a jury decides about legal cases

noun - a place where a railway crosses a road

noun - a building or a room where you can read a book or borrow it

noun - a kind of church for Muslims

noun - a building where you can see various exhibitions, e.g. historical items, stuffed animals, technical things etc.

noun - a place where people work, usually jobs connected with working with computers, documents etc.

noun - an open green area in a town or city where people can go to relax, sit down, have a picnic etc.

noun - a group of people who make laws in a country

noun - a place where people can walk across a road, it is usually marked by white stripes on the surface of the road

noun, British English - the place where you can buy fuel for your car

noun - a building where you can post letters, parcels etc.

noun - a place where criminals are locked up

noun - a place where you can have a drink

noun, British English - the system of trains, buses etc. that people can use, esp. in a city

noun - a long platform along the bank of a river etc. (usually built of stone) that boats can be tied to and passengers or goods can get on and off

noun - a place where you can have a meal

noun - the surface specially made for cars and lorries etc. to travel on, it is usually black with white lines

noun, British English - a place where you can buy some things

noun - a large building with many shops inside

noun - the building where children and young people go in order to study, the institution that provides education

noun - a place visited by tourists which is worth seeing

noun - an activity often done by tourists in which they go from one place to another and they look at buildings, statues, churches etc.

noun - a very tall building with many floors (usually more than 40 or 50), usually built in large cities

noun - a large open space among buildings, several streets usually meet here

noun - a large building where sports like football, athletics, hockey etc. are done

noun - a place where you can take a train or bus

noun - a road in a town with houses and buildings on both sides

noun, American English - a kind of train that travels in tunnels under a city and stops at regular intervals for people to get in or out

noun - a tall building or structure, esp. as a part of a castle, church etc.

noun - the important offices of the town, the place where the mayor works

noun - the cars that are in the streets at a time

noun - the system that directs the traffic at a place where two streets meet, it has three lights, green, yellow (amber) and red

noun, British English - a kind of train for people that travels through a city and stops at regular intervals to let people in or out

noun - a kind of higher school where you study for a degree, e.g. to be a doctor etc.