Definition of London in English:

London

proper nounˈlʌndənˈləndən

1The capital of the United Kingdom, situated in south-eastern England on the River Thames; population (Greater London) 7,619,800 (est. 2008).
London was settled as a river port and trading centre, called Londinium, shortly after the Roman invasion of AD 43, and, since the Middle Ages, has been a flourishing centre. It is divided administratively into the City of London, which is the country's financial centre, and thirty-two boroughs
2An industrial city in south-western Ontario, Canada, situated to the north of Lake Erie; population 353,395 (2006).

Rhymes

Blunden

Definition of London in US English:

London

proper nounˈləndənˈləndən

1The capital of the United Kingdom, situated in southeastern England on the River Thames; population (Greater London) 7,619,800 (est. 2008).
London was settled as a river port and trading center, called Londinium, shortly after the Roman invasion of AD 43, and, since the Middle Ages, has been a flourishing center. It is divided administratively into the City of London, which is the country's financial center, and thirty-two boroughs
2An industrial city in southwestern Ontario, Canada, situated to the north of Lake Erie; population 353,395 (2006).

单词	London
释义	Definition of London in English: London proper nounˈlʌndənˈləndən 1The capital of the United Kingdom, situated in south-eastern England on the River Thames; population (Greater London) 7,619,800 (est. 2008). London was settled as a river port and trading centre, called Londinium, shortly after the Roman invasion of AD 43, and, since the Middle Ages, has been a flourishing centre. It is divided administratively into the City of London, which is the country's financial centre, and thirty-two boroughs 2An industrial city in south-western Ontario, Canada, situated to the north of Lake Erie; population 353,395 (2006). Rhymes Blunden Definition of London in US English: London proper nounˈləndənˈləndən 1The capital of the United Kingdom, situated in southeastern England on the River Thames; population (Greater London) 7,619,800 (est. 2008). London was settled as a river port and trading center, called Londinium, shortly after the Roman invasion of AD 43, and, since the Middle Ages, has been a flourishing center. It is divided administratively into the City of London, which is the country's financial center, and thirty-two boroughs 2An industrial city in southwestern Ontario, Canada, situated to the north of Lake Erie; population 353,395 (2006).
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