Definition of Cotswold in English:

Cotswold

noun ˈkɒtswəʊldˈkätswōld

1A sheep of a breed with fine wool, often used to produce cross-bred lambs.
科茨沃尔德羊（产优质羊毛，常用于生育杂交羊）
2mass noun Double Gloucester cheese containing chives and onions.
（夹有细香葱和洋葱的）双层格洛斯特硬干酪

adjectiveˈkɒtswəʊldˈkätswōld

Relating to the Cotswolds.
（与）科茨沃尔德羊（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Stories submitted by Cotswold people will be stored electronically and displayed for posterity on the BBC's website.
- An aristocrat has slammed a proposed building in a beautiful award-winning Cotswold village saying it is ‘more suited to a Swindon housing estate.’
- A similar exercise in Bourton last year proved a success and highlighted the need for further efforts in other North Cotswold towns.
- The additional height has been achieved through the building of a new 10,000 gallon reservoir on the top of the Cotswold escarpment.
- The High Street contains many Cotswold stone buildings constructed between the 14th and 17th centuries and is now designated as a conservation area.
- As she got out of her car in the mid-afternoon Cotswold sun she was greeted by her hostess.
- It is an impossibly picturesque Cotswold market town.
- Last year the centre celebrated the life of another eminent Cotswold man.
- Echo the material your house is made of in the terracing: brick, perhaps, or Cotswold stone.
- His autobiographical account of himself as a small boy growing up in an even smaller Cotswold village in a secluded valley, holds a special place in the hearts of its millions of readers.
- The couple are hoping to take up residence in a seven-bedroom rambling Cotswold house by Christmas.
- It's a Cotswold village that's very much a working village.
- Youngsters from Winchcombe School are preparing to pay their respects to Cotswold soldiers.
- Soaring prices on the world aluminium market have been blamed for a spate of sign thefts which are endangering Cotswold motorists.
- She also paid tribute to the hard work of local volunteers who ensure that the ancient Cotswold tradition continues year after year.
- In some respects East Hampton reminds me of certain Cotswold villages - an idealised version of small town life that only ever existed in Rupert Brooke poems or, in this case, Disney movies.
- Their most serious setback came when valuable Cotswold stone roof tiles from the roof were stolen by thieves.
- Police are urging Cotswold families not to put presents under the tree this Christmas.
- Unlike the old wooden one, the new pavilion is made of Cotswold stone and is very large, with a 200 sq m floor area.
- Personally, I am rather partial to the Cotswold variant.

Definition of Cotswold in US English:

Cotswold

nounˈkätswōld

A sheep of a breed with fine wool, often used to produce crossbred lambs.
科茨沃尔德羊（产优质羊毛，常用于生育杂交羊）

adjectiveˈkätswōld

Relating to the Cotswolds.
（与）科茨沃尔德羊（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The High Street contains many Cotswold stone buildings constructed between the 14th and 17th centuries and is now designated as a conservation area.
- Youngsters from Winchcombe School are preparing to pay their respects to Cotswold soldiers.
- Unlike the old wooden one, the new pavilion is made of Cotswold stone and is very large, with a 200 sq m floor area.
- The additional height has been achieved through the building of a new 10,000 gallon reservoir on the top of the Cotswold escarpment.
- The couple are hoping to take up residence in a seven-bedroom rambling Cotswold house by Christmas.
- Echo the material your house is made of in the terracing: brick, perhaps, or Cotswold stone.
- It's a Cotswold village that's very much a working village.
- Soaring prices on the world aluminium market have been blamed for a spate of sign thefts which are endangering Cotswold motorists.
- It is an impossibly picturesque Cotswold market town.
- Police are urging Cotswold families not to put presents under the tree this Christmas.
- A similar exercise in Bourton last year proved a success and highlighted the need for further efforts in other North Cotswold towns.
- An aristocrat has slammed a proposed building in a beautiful award-winning Cotswold village saying it is ‘more suited to a Swindon housing estate.’
- Last year the centre celebrated the life of another eminent Cotswold man.
- As she got out of her car in the mid-afternoon Cotswold sun she was greeted by her hostess.
- She also paid tribute to the hard work of local volunteers who ensure that the ancient Cotswold tradition continues year after year.
- His autobiographical account of himself as a small boy growing up in an even smaller Cotswold village in a secluded valley, holds a special place in the hearts of its millions of readers.
- Personally, I am rather partial to the Cotswold variant.
- Their most serious setback came when valuable Cotswold stone roof tiles from the roof were stolen by thieves.
- In some respects East Hampton reminds me of certain Cotswold villages - an idealised version of small town life that only ever existed in Rupert Brooke poems or, in this case, Disney movies.
- Stories submitted by Cotswold people will be stored electronically and displayed for posterity on the BBC's website.

词汇	Cotswold
释义	Definition of Cotswold in English: Cotswold noun ˈkɒtswəʊldˈkätswōld 1A sheep of a breed with fine wool, often used to produce cross-bred lambs. 科茨沃尔德羊（产优质羊毛，常用于生育杂交羊） 2mass noun Double Gloucester cheese containing chives and onions. （夹有细香葱和洋葱的）双层格洛斯特硬干酪 adjectiveˈkɒtswəʊldˈkätswōld Relating to the Cotswolds. （与）科茨沃尔德羊（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples Stories submitted by Cotswold people will be stored electronically and displayed for posterity on the BBC's website. An aristocrat has slammed a proposed building in a beautiful award-winning Cotswold village saying it is ‘more suited to a Swindon housing estate.’ A similar exercise in Bourton last year proved a success and highlighted the need for further efforts in other North Cotswold towns. The additional height has been achieved through the building of a new 10,000 gallon reservoir on the top of the Cotswold escarpment. The High Street contains many Cotswold stone buildings constructed between the 14th and 17th centuries and is now designated as a conservation area. As she got out of her car in the mid-afternoon Cotswold sun she was greeted by her hostess. It is an impossibly picturesque Cotswold market town. Last year the centre celebrated the life of another eminent Cotswold man. Echo the material your house is made of in the terracing: brick, perhaps, or Cotswold stone. His autobiographical account of himself as a small boy growing up in an even smaller Cotswold village in a secluded valley, holds a special place in the hearts of its millions of readers. The couple are hoping to take up residence in a seven-bedroom rambling Cotswold house by Christmas. It's a Cotswold village that's very much a working village. Youngsters from Winchcombe School are preparing to pay their respects to Cotswold soldiers. Soaring prices on the world aluminium market have been blamed for a spate of sign thefts which are endangering Cotswold motorists. She also paid tribute to the hard work of local volunteers who ensure that the ancient Cotswold tradition continues year after year. In some respects East Hampton reminds me of certain Cotswold villages - an idealised version of small town life that only ever existed in Rupert Brooke poems or, in this case, Disney movies. Their most serious setback came when valuable Cotswold stone roof tiles from the roof were stolen by thieves. Police are urging Cotswold families not to put presents under the tree this Christmas. Unlike the old wooden one, the new pavilion is made of Cotswold stone and is very large, with a 200 sq m floor area. Personally, I am rather partial to the Cotswold variant. Definition of Cotswold in US English: Cotswold nounˈkätswōld A sheep of a breed with fine wool, often used to produce crossbred lambs. 科茨沃尔德羊（产优质羊毛，常用于生育杂交羊） adjectiveˈkätswōld Relating to the Cotswolds. （与）科茨沃尔德羊（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples The High Street contains many Cotswold stone buildings constructed between the 14th and 17th centuries and is now designated as a conservation area. Youngsters from Winchcombe School are preparing to pay their respects to Cotswold soldiers. Unlike the old wooden one, the new pavilion is made of Cotswold stone and is very large, with a 200 sq m floor area. The additional height has been achieved through the building of a new 10,000 gallon reservoir on the top of the Cotswold escarpment. The couple are hoping to take up residence in a seven-bedroom rambling Cotswold house by Christmas. Echo the material your house is made of in the terracing: brick, perhaps, or Cotswold stone. It's a Cotswold village that's very much a working village. Soaring prices on the world aluminium market have been blamed for a spate of sign thefts which are endangering Cotswold motorists. It is an impossibly picturesque Cotswold market town. Police are urging Cotswold families not to put presents under the tree this Christmas. A similar exercise in Bourton last year proved a success and highlighted the need for further efforts in other North Cotswold towns. An aristocrat has slammed a proposed building in a beautiful award-winning Cotswold village saying it is ‘more suited to a Swindon housing estate.’ Last year the centre celebrated the life of another eminent Cotswold man. As she got out of her car in the mid-afternoon Cotswold sun she was greeted by her hostess. She also paid tribute to the hard work of local volunteers who ensure that the ancient Cotswold tradition continues year after year. His autobiographical account of himself as a small boy growing up in an even smaller Cotswold village in a secluded valley, holds a special place in the hearts of its millions of readers. Personally, I am rather partial to the Cotswold variant. Their most serious setback came when valuable Cotswold stone roof tiles from the roof were stolen by thieves. In some respects East Hampton reminds me of certain Cotswold villages - an idealised version of small town life that only ever existed in Rupert Brooke poems or, in this case, Disney movies. Stories submitted by Cotswold people will be stored electronically and displayed for posterity on the BBC's website.
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