Westminster
Prononciation : [ˈwɛstmɪnstər]
Contexte : « geography »
(noun) a place in London, England, known for its important government buildings and history. It's where the British Parliament meets and where the famous Westminster Abbey is located.
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I would love to visit Westminster to see the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.
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We didn't have time to explore Westminster since we spent the whole day in another part of London.
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Have you ever been to Westminster to see the royal ceremonies?
Contexte : « government »
(noun) refers to the UK Parliament that meets in the Palace of Westminster. When people talk about Westminster in politics, they often mean the government or the decisions made there.
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The new law was passed by Westminster after much debate.
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Westminster's decisions can sometimes be unpopular with the public.
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What issues are currently being discussed in Westminster?
Contexte : « education »
(noun) can also be the name of a school or educational institution, like Westminster School in London. This is a place where students learn and grow.
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She graduated from Westminster School, which is known for its excellence in academics.
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He didn't apply to Westminster because he wanted a different kind of school.
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What subjects does Westminster School offer to its students?