milan
milan — noun
1. a major European city on the flat Po plain in the northern region of Italy
a major European city on the flat Po plain in the northern region of Italy
Gita spent a weekend in Milan visiting the famous art galleries and museums.
collocation: in Milan
The high-speed train from Milan to Venice takes just over two hours.
Ezra learned to cook risotto during a cooking class in Milan.
Minho flew to Milan for a job interview at an international company.
Aiko flew from Tokyo to Milan Malpensa Airport for a university exchange program.
用法筆記
Always capitalized as a proper noun. Milan is the second-most-populous city in Italy, after Rome.
常見錯誤
2. a city known worldwide as a place where major fashion brands, furniture designer
a city known worldwide as a place where major fashion brands, furniture designers, and banks have their headquarters and present their latest work to the public
Every April, fashion buyers from many countries travel to Milan for the shows.
collocation: travel to Milan for [event]
The Watanabe family visited Milan during the winter sales and bought designer handbags.
Milan hosts one of the world's largest furniture fairs each year.
Pirelli's headquarters are inside a famous skyscraper in Milan called the Pirellone.
Many young designers move to Milan hoping to start a career in fashion.
用法筆記
This sense emphasizes Milan's role in fashion, design, and business. Milan Fashion Week and Milan Design Week are major international events held here twice a year.