shire
Pronunciation: [ʃaɪər]
Word
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.
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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.
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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.
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What services does the shire offer to its residents?
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