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shire

Pronunciation: [ʃaɪər]

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Learn how to use shire in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “geography”

(noun) A shire is a historical term for a division of land, typically used in England. It is like a big area or region where people live, and each shire has its own local government.

Example

I visited a beautiful shire in England, full of green fields and friendly people.

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Living in a shire is not like living in a huge city; it can be quite quiet.

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Which shire in England do you want to explore next?

Context: “administration”

(noun) A shire can also refer to the local government or administrative organization of that area. It helps manage things like schools, roads, and parks.

Example

The shire is working hard to improve the local schools and public services.

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The shire didn't provide enough funding for the community center last year.

Example

What services does the shire offer to its residents?

How to pronounce shire

Pronunciation: [ʃaɪər]

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