village — a small community in a rural area, smaller than a town
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a small community in a rural area, smaller than a town
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvɪlɪdʒ/
Example Sentences
- The internet has turned our world into a global village where you can video chat with someone eating breakfast in Tokyo while you're having dinner.
- In our village, the biggest scandal was when Mrs. Kim's chickens escaped and invaded the neighbor's vegetable garden.
- The village market sells the freshest vegetables and the latest gossip.
village
NOUN[/ˈvɪlɪdʒ/]
a small community in a rural area, smaller than a town
a friendly baker carries fresh bread from her cottage bakery toward neighbors waiting outside. She waves warmly as children run between the small houses playing together. The baker's delicious aroma draws more villagers from their homes to greet each other. Families emerge from their cottages and gardens to chat and share the morning together. Other residents tend to their vegetable patches and hang laundry between the quaint buildings. a small community in a rural area, smaller than a town
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“The internet has turned our world into a global village where you can video chat with someone eating breakfast in Tokyo while you're having dinner.”
“In our village, the biggest scandal was when Mrs. Kim's chickens escaped and invaded the neighbor's vegetable garden.”
“The village market sells the freshest vegetables and the latest gossip.”
“Many young people leave their village to find better job opportunities in the city.”
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