england
word
/ˈɪŋɡɫənd/
ING-gluhnd
/ˈɪŋɡlənd/
ING-gluhnd
Definition
England is a country that is part of the United Kingdom. It is in Europe, and London is its capital city.
Usage & Nuances
Do not confuse 'England' with 'the UK' or 'Britain'—they are related but not identical. 'England' refers only to one country within the UK. It is normally used as a proper noun, so it is capitalized and used without an article: 'in England', not 'in the England'.
Spanish: InglaterraPortuguese (BR): InglaterraPortuguese (PT): InglaterraChinese (Simplified): 英格兰Chinese (Traditional): 英格蘭Hindi: इंग्लैंडArabic: إنجلتراBengali: ইংল্যান্ডRussian: АнглияJapanese: イングランドVietnamese: AnhKorean: 잉글랜드Turkish: İngiltereUrdu: انگلینڈIndonesian: Inggris
Example Sentences
My cousin lives in England.
basic
London is in England.
basic
She wants to visit England next year.
basic
I grew up in England, but I live abroad now.
natural
The weather in England changes so quickly.
natural
He moved to England for work and ended up staying there.
natural