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district
[ dis-trikt ]
noun
- a division of territory, as of a country, state, or county, marked off for administrative, electoral, or other purposes.
- a region or locality:
the theater district; the Lake District.
- British. a subdivision of a county or a town.
- the District, the District of Columbia; Washington, D.C.
verb (used with object)
- to divide into districts.
district
/ ˈdɪstrɪkt /
noun
- an area of land marked off for administrative or other purposes
- ( as modifier )
district nurse
- a locality separated by geographical attributes; region
- any subdivision of any territory, region, etc
- (in England from 1974 and in Wales 1974–96) any of the subdivisions of the nonmetropolitan counties that elects a council responsible for local planning, housing, rates, etc See also metropolitan district
- (in Scotland until 1975) a landward division of a county
- (in Scotland 1975–96) any of the subdivisions of the regions that elected a council responsible for environmental health services, housing, etc
- any of the 26 areas into which Northern Ireland has been divided since 1973. Elected district councils are responsible for environmental health services, etc
verb
- tr to divide into districts
Other Words From
- inter·district adjective
- outdistrict noun
- pre·district noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of district1
Word History and Origins
Origin of district1
Example Sentences
The crowded shopping bazaar in the Istanbul district of Esenyurt is popular with the thousands of Syrian refugees who live in the region.
So he made a quick, early-morning trip to the flower district and visited his favorite vendors at the Original Los Angeles Flower Market and across Wall Street at the Southern California Flower Market.
In his district, 27 motels have been converted into housing projects.
“Her alleged actions impacted the potential for improved learning environments across major school districts by selfishly prioritizing personal expenses.”
Representatives for Johnson as well as the Williamson County sheriff’s and district attorney’s offices did not reply immediately Tuesday to The Times’ request for comment.
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