Definition of geographically in English:

geographically

adverb ˌdʒiːəˈɡrafɪkliˌdʒiəˈɡræfəkli

In terms of the geography or physical features of an area.
the city has always felt geographically isolated from the rest of Canada
Example sentencesExamples
- This has been divided into four main phases, neither chronologically nor geographically exclusive.
- This questions the validity of using culturally or geographically specific terms to define bodies of work.
- In such a system, the feedlots would be placed where they made the most sense geographically.
- The association provided a forum for its geographically dispersed membership to discuss a cooperative.
- Socialization no longer takes place in one's neighborhood, and identity building is no longer geographically determined.
- Job roles that were previously handled internally are now organizationally and geographically separate from the company.
- Researchers are using a geographic information system to track the fly establishment with geographically referenced coordinates.
- His books are thematized geographically, either by state, by city, by river, or by road.
- Each section of the exhibition will be organized geographically to show how the movement developed in each region.
- The island itself is nearly equally divided geographically.

Definition of geographically in US English:

geographically

adverbˌdʒiəˈɡræfəkliˌjēəˈɡrafəklē

In terms of the geography or physical features of an area.
the city has always felt geographically isolated from the rest of Canada
Example sentencesExamples
- Job roles that were previously handled internally are now organizationally and geographically separate from the company.
- Each section of the exhibition will be organized geographically to show how the movement developed in each region.
- The island itself is nearly equally divided geographically.
- This questions the validity of using culturally or geographically specific terms to define bodies of work.
- In such a system, the feedlots would be placed where they made the most sense geographically.
- Researchers are using a geographic information system to track the fly establishment with geographically referenced coordinates.
- This has been divided into four main phases, neither chronologically nor geographically exclusive.
- The association provided a forum for its geographically dispersed membership to discuss a cooperative.
- His books are thematized geographically, either by state, by city, by river, or by road.
- Socialization no longer takes place in one's neighborhood, and identity building is no longer geographically determined.

词汇	geographically
释义	Definition of geographically in English: geographically adverb ˌdʒiːəˈɡrafɪkliˌdʒiəˈɡræfəkli In terms of the geography or physical features of an area. the city has always felt geographically isolated from the rest of Canada Example sentencesExamples This has been divided into four main phases, neither chronologically nor geographically exclusive. This questions the validity of using culturally or geographically specific terms to define bodies of work. In such a system, the feedlots would be placed where they made the most sense geographically. The association provided a forum for its geographically dispersed membership to discuss a cooperative. Socialization no longer takes place in one's neighborhood, and identity building is no longer geographically determined. Job roles that were previously handled internally are now organizationally and geographically separate from the company. Researchers are using a geographic information system to track the fly establishment with geographically referenced coordinates. His books are thematized geographically, either by state, by city, by river, or by road. Each section of the exhibition will be organized geographically to show how the movement developed in each region. The island itself is nearly equally divided geographically. Definition of geographically in US English: geographically adverbˌdʒiəˈɡræfəkliˌjēəˈɡrafəklē In terms of the geography or physical features of an area. the city has always felt geographically isolated from the rest of Canada Example sentencesExamples Job roles that were previously handled internally are now organizationally and geographically separate from the company. Each section of the exhibition will be organized geographically to show how the movement developed in each region. The island itself is nearly equally divided geographically. This questions the validity of using culturally or geographically specific terms to define bodies of work. In such a system, the feedlots would be placed where they made the most sense geographically. Researchers are using a geographic information system to track the fly establishment with geographically referenced coordinates. This has been divided into four main phases, neither chronologically nor geographically exclusive. The association provided a forum for its geographically dispersed membership to discuss a cooperative. His books are thematized geographically, either by state, by city, by river, or by road. Socialization no longer takes place in one's neighborhood, and identity building is no longer geographically determined.
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