下载文档原格式
美国五十个州中英文。
分享不了，盗的。
嘿嘿标签: 美国中英文分享2010-10-14 16:39中文名+英文州名+英文缩写（大写字母）阿拉巴马Alabama Al [ˌæləˈbæmə]阿拉斯加Alaska AK [əˈlæskə]亚历桑那Arizona AZ [ˌæriˈzəunə] (美国西南部的州)阿肯萨斯Arkansas AR [ˈɑ:kənsɔ:] (美国中南部的州)加利福尼亚California CA [ˌkælɪˈfɔ:njə]柯罗拉多Colorado CO [ˌkɔləˈrɑ:dəu] (位于美国西部)康涅狄格Connecticut CT [kəˈnetikət]德拉瓦Delware DE佛罗里达Florida FL [ˈflɔrɪdə]乔治亚Georgia GA夏威夷Hawaii HI [həˈwɑ:i:]爱德华Idaho ID [ˈaidəhəu]伊利诺Illinois IL [ˌiliˈnɔi(z)]印地安那Indiana IN [ˈindiˈænə]爱荷华Iowa IA [ˈaiəwə] (美国中西部的一州)肯萨斯Kansas KS [ˈkænzəz]肯塔基Kentucky KY [kenˈtʌkɪ]路易斯安那Louisiana LA [lu(:)ˌi:ziˈænə] (美国南部的州名)缅因Maine ME [mein] 美国东北角的州)马里兰Maryland MD [ˈmɛərilænd]马萨诸塞Massachusetts MA [ˌmæsəˈtʃuːsits]密西根Michigan MI [ˈmiʃiɡən]明尼苏达Minnesota MN [ˌmɪnɪˈsotə]密西西比Mississippi MS [ˌmisiˈsipi]密苏里Missouri MO [miˈzuəri]蒙大纳Montana MT [mɔnˈtænə]内布拉斯加Nebraska NE [niˈbræskə]内华达Nevada NV [neˈvɑ:də] (美国西部内陆州)新罕布夏New Hampshire NH [nju: ˈhæmpʃiə]新泽西New Jersey NJ [nju: ˈdʒə:zi] (美国大西洋沿岸)新墨西哥New Mexico NM纽约New York NY北卡罗来纳North Carolina NC [ˈnɔ:θˌkærəˈlainə]北达科塔North Dakota ND [ˈnɔ:θdəˈkəutə]俄亥俄Ohio OH [oˈhaɪo]俄克拉荷马Oklahoma OK [ˌəukləˈhəumə]俄勒冈Oregon OR [ˈɔriɡən]宾夕法尼亚Pennsylvania PA [pensilˈveinjə,-niə]罗德岛Rhode Island RI [rəudˈailənd] （或译作罗德艾兰州）南卡罗来纳South Carolina SC [ˌkærəˈlaɪnə]南达科塔South Dakota SD田那西Tennessee TN [ˌteneˈsi:]德克萨斯Texas TX [ˈtɛksəs]犹他Utah UT[ˈju:tɑ:]维蒙特Vermont VT [və:ˈmɔnt]维吉尼亚Virginia VA华盛顿Washington WA西维吉尼亚West Virgin WV威斯康辛Wisconsin WI [wisˈkɔnsin]怀俄明Wyoming WY [waiˈəumiŋ]哥伦比亚特区Dist. Of Columbia DCA nickname is a shortened form of a person's name. A nickname can also be a descriptive name for a person, place or thing.America's fifty states have some of the most historically interesting nickna mes.Alabama is known as the "Heart of Dixie" because it is in the very middle of a group of states in the Deep South. "Dixie" itself is a nickname for the American South. It started when Louisiana printed notes with the French word for "ten" on them. "Deece," or "D-I-X," led to "Dixie."Way up north, Alaska is called the "Last Frontier" for understandable reaso ns. Near the Arctic Circle, it was the final part of the nation to be explore d and settled.Arizona is "The Grand Canyon State" because of the famous winding canyon carved by the Colorado River. The southern state of Arkansas is the "La nd of Opportunity." The state legislature chose this nickname. Arkansas is rich in natural resources and has become a favorite place for older people to retire.In a popular Spanish book, a fictional island called "California" was filled w ith gold. Sure enough, plenty of it was discovered in the real California, in eighteen forty-eight. This started a gold rush unlike any other in America n history in the "Golden State."You would think Colorado would be known as the Rocky Mountain State. B ut its nickname is the "Centennial State." That is because it became a stat e in eighteen seventy-six, exactly one hundred years after the nation decla red its independence.Connecticut is called "The Nutmeg State" after a spice. Connecticut Yankee s, as people in this northeast state are called, are known to be smart in b usiness. So smart that it was said they could sell wooden, meaning false, nutmegs to strangers.Little Delaware is called "The First State" because it was the first state -- the first to approve the new United States Constitution. The Southern stat e of Florida likes to tell about its sunny days and fine beaches. So Florida is "The Sunshine State." Florida's neighbor to the north grows some of the sweetest fruit in America. So Georgia is "The Peach State."Hawaii, far out in the Pacific Ocean, is the "Aloha State." That is the frien dly greeting that means both "hello" and "goodbye" in the native Hawaiian language. So, aloha for now.昵称是一个人名字的缩短形式，还可以是对一个人，地点或事物进行描述的名字。
美国州名（American states）英文名称及缩写Alabama-- AL[,ælə'bæmən. 阿拉巴马州(美国东南部的州) Montgomery[mənt'ɡʌməri; mɔnt-]蒙哥马利(美国亚拉巴马州首府)MontgomeryshireAlaska-- AK[ə'læskən. 阿拉斯加州(美国西北部的州)[ Juneau['dʒu:nəu] 朱诺Arizona--AZ[,æri'zəunə亚利桑那州(美国西南部的州) Phoenix['fi:niks] 菲尼克斯Arkansas-- AR'ɑ:kənsɔ:]n. （美国）阿肯色州(美国中南部的州) Littlerock小石城[California-- C[,kæli'fɔ:njə]加利福尼亚(美国西部的州) Sacramento[,sækrə'mentəu] 萨克拉门托Colorado-- CO[,kʌlə'rɑ:dəu]科罗拉多(美国西部的州) [Denver['denvə] 丹佛Connecticut-- CT[kə'netikət n. 美国康乃迪克州（位于美国东北部）Hartford['hɑ:tfəd] 哈特福德Delaware-- DE['deləwɛə] app:addword:Delaware n. 特拉华州（位于美国东部）Dover['dəuvə] 多佛尔Florida-- FL['flɔridə] app:addword:Florida n. 佛罗里达（美国东南部的州）Tallahassee[,tælə'hæsi]塔拉哈西Georgia-- GA['dʒɔ:dʒjə]佐治亚(美国东南部的州) Atlanta[ət'læntə] 亚特兰大Hawaii-- HI n. 夏威夷（美国州名）；夏威夷岛Honolulu[,hɔnə'lu:lu:] 火奴鲁鲁Idaho-- ID['aidəhəu] 爱达荷州(美国西部的州)[ Boise['bɔisi] 博伊西[亦作Boise City]Illinois-- IL[,ili'nɔi(z)] 伊利诺伊州(美国中部的州Springfield. 斯普林菲尔德Indiana-- IN[,indi'ænə] 印第安纳州(美国中部的州)[Indianapolis[,indiə'næpəlis] 印第安纳波利斯Iowa--IA['aiəwə; 'aiəuə] 衣阿华州(美国中北部的州) Des Moines[di'mɔin] 得梅因Kansas-- KS['kænzəs] 堪萨斯州(美国中部农业州) Topeka[tə'pi:kə] 托皮卡Kentucky-- KY[ken'tʌki; kən-] (美国)肯塔基州Frankfort['fræŋkfət] 法兰克福Louisiana-- LA[lu:,i:zi'ænə] 路易斯安那州(美国南部的州)[ Baton Rouge['bætən'ru:ʒ] 巴吞鲁日Maine-- ME[mein] 缅因州(美国东北部州Augusta[ɔ:'ɡʌstə] 奥古斯塔Maryland-- MD['mεərilænd]马里兰州(美国东部的州)[ Annapolis[ə'næpəlis] 安纳波利斯Massachusetts-- MA[,mæsə'tʃu:sits] 马萨诸塞州(美国东北部的州) Boston[bɔstən] 波士顿Michigan-- MI['miʃiɡən] 密歇根州(或译密执安州，美国中北部的州) Lansing['lænsiŋ] 兰辛Minnesota-- MN[,mini'səutə] 明尼苏达州(美国中北部州) [略作Minn.，MN]明尼苏达河Mississippi-- MS n. 密西西比河（美国河流，世界上最大的河流之一）；密西西比州（美国州名）Missouri-- MO[mi'zuəri] 密苏里州(美国中西部的州)Montana-- MT[mɔn'tænə]蒙大拿州(美国西北部的州)Nebraska-- NE[ni'bræskə]内布拉斯加州(美国中部州) Lincoln'liŋkən] 林肯＝Lincolnshire Nevada-- NV[ni'vædə; -'vɑ:-] 内华达州(美国西部州，首府卡森城)Carson City['kɑ:sən] 卡森城New Hampshire -- NH新罕布什尔州(美国东北部州)Concord1 ['kɔnkɔ:康科德New Jersey -- NJ新泽西州(美国东部州)[ Trenton ['trentən] 特伦顿New Mexico -- NM新墨西哥州(美国西南部州，首府圣菲) Concord圣菲New York -- NY Albany['ɔ:bəni]奥尔巴尼North Carolina -- NC北卡罗来纳州(美国东南部州，首府罗利) Raleigh['rɔ:li; 'rɑ:-] 罗利North Dakota -- ND北达科他州(美国中北部州，首府俾斯麦)[ Bismarck['bizmɑ:k]俾斯麦Ohio-- OH[əu'haiəu] 俄亥俄州(美国中东部州，首府哥伦布) Columbus哥伦布Oklahoma-- OK[,əuklə'həumə] 俄州(美国中南部州[ Oklahoma City俄克拉何马城Oregon-- OR['ɔriɡən; -ɡɔn] 俄勒冈州(美国西北部Salem['seiləm] 塞勒姆Pennsylvania-- PA[,pensil'veinjə] 宾夕法尼亚州(美国东部的州Harrisburg['hærisbə:ɡ哈里斯堡Rhode Island -- RL[rəud] 罗得岛州Providence['prɔvidəns] 普罗维登斯South Carolina-- SC南卡罗来纳(美国东南部州Columbia[kə'lʌmbiə] 哥伦比亚South Dakota -- SD南达科他州(美国中北部州Pierre[piə] 皮尔Tennessee-- TN[,teni'si:] 田纳西州(美国东南部的州) Nashville['næʃvil] 纳什维尔Texas-- TX['teksəs] 得克萨斯州(美国南部的州) Austin奥斯丁Utah-- UT['ju:tɑ:]犹他(美国西部的州) Salt Lake City盐湖城Vermont-- VT[və:'mɔnt] 佛蒙特州(在美国东北部) Montpelier[mɔnt'pi:ljə] 蒙彼利埃Virginia-- VA[və'dʒinjə] (美国东部的)弗吉尼亚州Richmond'ritʃmənd] 里士满Washington—WA Olympia[əu'limpiə] 奥林匹亚West Virginia -- WV西弗吉尼亚(美国东部的州) Charleston ['tʃa:lstən] n. 查尔斯顿Wisconsin-- WI['wis'kɔnsin]威斯康星(美国中北部的州) Madison['mædisən] 麦迪逊Wyoming-- WY[wai'əumiŋ]怀俄明州(美国西部的州Cheyenne[ʃai'æn] 夏延。
十个城市天气介绍英文作文1. BeijingBeijing is the capital city of China. It has a temperate and continental monsoon climate, with hot and humid summers and cold and dry winters. The average temperature in summer is around 30°C, while in winter it can drop to as low as -10°C. It also experiences regular sandstorms in the spring, which can significantly affect air quality. Overall, the weather in Beijing can be quite extreme, with a large temperature difference between seasons.2. ShanghaiShanghai is a bustling metropolis in eastern China. It has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and chilly winters. The average temperature in summer is around 35°C, while in winter it rarely drops below 0°C. Shanghai also experiences typhoons during the summer and early autumn, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Thecity's weather is characterized by high humidity throughout the year.3. New York CityNew York City is located in the northeastern United States. It has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and cold winters. The average temperature in summer is around 30°C, while in winter it can drop to as low as -10°C. New York City also experiences occasional hurricanes and blizzards, which can disrupt daily life. The city's weather is known for its variability and unpredictability.4. LondonLondon is the capital city of the United Kingdom. It has a temperate maritime climate, with mild and damp weather throughout the year. The average temperature in summer is around 25°C, while in winter it rarely drops below 0°C. London is known for its frequent rain and overcast skies, with the weather changing rapidly from day to day. Thecity's weather is often described as unpredictable and changeable.5. TokyoTokyo is the capital city of Japan. It has a humid subtropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. The average temperature in summer is around 35°C,while in winter it rarely drops below 0°C. Tokyo also experiences frequent typhoons during the summer and early autumn, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. The city's weather is characterized by high humidity and occasional extreme weather events.6. SydneySydney is the largest city in Australia. It has a temperate climate, with warm summers and mild winters. The average temperature in summer is around 25°C, while in winter it rarely drops below 10°C. Sydney also experiences occasional heatwaves and bushfires during the summer, which can pose a threat to public safety. The city's weather is known for its sunny days and pleasant climate.7. ParisParis is the capital city of France. It has a temperate oceanic climate, with mild and rainy weather throughout the year. The average temperature in summer is around 25°C, while in winter it rarely drops below 0°C. Paris is known for its frequent rain and overcast skies, with the weather changing rapidly from day to day. The city's weather is often described as unpredictable and changeable.8. Los AngelesLos Angeles is a major city in the western United States. It has a Mediterranean climate, with warm and dry summers and mild and wet winters. The average temperature in summer is around 30°C, while in winter it rarely drops below 10°C. Los Angeles also experiences occasional heatwaves and wildfires during the summer, which can pose a threat to public safety. The city's weather is known for its sunny days and pleasant climate.9. MoscowMoscow is the capital city of Russia. It has a humid continental climate, with warm and humid summers and long, cold winters. The average temperature in summer is around 25°C, while in winter it can drop to as low as -20°C. Moscow also experiences heavy snowfall and strong winds during the winter, which can disrupt daily life. The city's weather is characterized by extreme temperatures and harsh conditions.10. CairoCairo is the capital city of Egypt. It has a hot desert climate, with extremely hot and dry weather throughout the year. The average temperature in summer is around 35°C, while in winter it rarely drops below 10°C. Cairo also experiences occasional sandstorms and dust storms, whichcan significantly affect air quality. The city's weather is known for its high temperatures and arid conditions.1. 北京北京是中国的首都。
美国行政区划分十大地区、50个州和一个特区，即华盛顿哥伦比亚特区。
下面是美国各州名英文及其首府一览表。
美国州名美国州名英文州名简写和简称首府首府英文名阿拉巴马洲Alabama AL 蒙哥马利Montgomery阿拉斯加洲Alaska AK 朱诺Juneau阿利桑那洲Arizona AZ 菲尼克斯Phoenix阿肯色洲Arkansas AR 小石城Little rock加利福尼亚洲California CA 萨克拉门托Sacramento科罗拉多洲Colorado CO 丹佛Denver康涅狄格洲Connecticut CT 哈特福德Hartford特拉华洲Delaware DE 多佛Dover佛罗里达洲Florida FL 塔拉哈西Tallahassee乔治亚洲Georgia GA 亚特兰大Atlanta夏威夷洲Hawaii HI 檀香山火努鲁鲁Honolulu爱达荷洲Idaho ID 博伊西Boise伊利诺斯洲Illinois IL 斯普林菲尔德Springfield印第安纳洲Indiana IN 印第安纳波利斯Indianapolis爱荷华洲Iowa IA 得梅因Des Moines堪萨斯洲Kansas KS 托皮卡Topeka肯塔基洲Kentucky KY 法兰克福Frankfort路易斯安那洲Louisiana LA 巴吞鲁日Baton Rouge缅因洲Maine ME 奥古斯塔Augusta马里兰洲Maryland MD 安纳波利斯Annapolis马萨诸塞洲Massachusetts MA 波士顿Boston密歇根洲Michigan MI 兰辛Lansing明尼苏达洲Minnesota MN 圣保罗St. Paul密西西比洲Mississippi MS 杰克逊Jackson密苏里洲Missouri MO 杰斐逊城Jefferson City蒙大拿洲Montana MT 海伦娜Helena内布拉斯加洲Nebraska NE 林肯Lincoln内华达洲Nevada NV 卡森城Carson City新罕布什尔洲New hampshire NH 康科德Concord新泽西洲New jersey NJ 特伦顿Trenton新墨西哥洲New mexico NM 圣菲Santa Fe纽约洲New Y ork NY 奥尔巴尼Albany北卡罗来纳洲North Carolina NC 纳罗利Raleigh北达科他洲North Dakota ND 俾斯麦Bismarck俄亥俄洲Ohio OH 哥伦布Columbus俄克拉荷马洲Oklahoma OK 俄克拉何马城Oklahoma City俄勒冈洲Oregon OR 塞勒姆Salem宾夕法尼亚洲Pennsylvania PA 哈里斯堡Harrisburg罗得岛洲Rhode island RL 普罗维登斯Providence南卡罗来纳洲South carolina SC 哥伦比亚Columbia美国州名美国州名英文州名简写和简称首府首府英文名南达科他洲South dakota SD 皮尔Pierre田纳西洲Tennessee TN 纳什维尔Nashville 得克萨斯洲Texas TX 奥斯汀Austin 犹他洲Utah UT 盐湖城Salt Lake City 佛蒙特洲V ermont VT 蒙彼利埃Montpelier 弗吉尼亚洲V irginia V A 里士满Richmond 华盛顿洲Washington W A 奥林匹亚Olympia 西弗吉尼亚洲West V irginia WV 查尔斯顿Charleston 威斯康辛洲Wisconsin WI 麦迪逊Madison 怀俄明洲Wyoming WY 夏延Cheyenne。
20XX年旅游英语：纽约市英文介绍纽约(New York)，是纽约都会区的核心，也是美国最大城市，同时也是世界最大的城市之一。
为了与其所在的纽约州相区分，被称为纽约市(New York City，官方名称为：The City of New York)。
纽约位于美国东海岸的东北部，是美国人口最多的城市，也是个多族裔聚居的多元化城市。
New York City is the most beguiling place there is. You may not think so at first - for the city is admittedly mad, the epitome in many ways of all that is wrong in modern America. But spend even a week here and it happens - the pace, the adrenaline take hold, and the shock gives way to myth. Walking through the city streets is an experience, the buildings like icons to the modern age, and above all to the power of money. Despite all the hype, the movie-image sentimentalism, Manhattan - the central island and the city's real core - has massive romance: whether it's the flickering lights of the midtown skyscrapers as you speed across the Queensboro bridge, the 4am half-life in Greenwich Village, or just wasting the morning on the Staten Island ferry, you really would have to be made of stone not to be moved by it all.None of which is to suggest that New York is aconventionally pleasing city. Take a walk in Manhattan beside Central Park, notably its east side, past the city's richest apartments and best museums, and keep walking: within a dozen or so blocks you find yourself in the lower reaches of Spanish Harlem. The shock could hardly be more extreme. The city is constantly like this, with glaring, in-your-face wealth juxtaposed with urban problems - poverty, the drug trade, homelessness - that have a predictably high profile. Things have definitely changed during the nineties, especially in the recent, Mayor Guiliani years. Crime figures are at their lowest in years and are still dropping (statistically, New York is now one of the country's safest big cities), and renewal plans have finally begun to undo years of urban neglect. But for all its new clean-cut image New York remains a unique place – one you'll want to return to again and again.The city also has more straightforward pleasures. There are the different ethnic neighborhoods of Lower Manhattan, from Chinatown to the Jewish Lower East Side and ever diminishing Little Italy; and the artsy concentrations in SoHo, TriBeCa, and the East and West Village. There is the architecture of corporate Manhattan and the more residential Upper East and West Sidedistricts (the whole city reads like an illustrated history of modern design); and there is the art, which affords weeks of wandering in the Metropolitan and Modern Art Museums and countless smaller collections. You can eat anything, at any time, cooked in any style; drink in any kind of company; sit through any number of obscure movies. The established arts - dance, theater, music - are superbly catered for, and although the contemporary music scene is perhaps not as vital or original as in, say, London or Los Angeles, New York's clubs are varied and exciting, if rarely inexpensive. And for the avid consumer, the choice of shops is vast, almost numbingly exhaustive in this heartland of the great capitalist dream.文章二New York City is the most beguiling place there is. You may not think so at first - for the city is admittedly mad, the epitome in many ways of all that is wrong in modern America. But spend even a week here and it happens - the pace, the adrenaline take hold, and the shock gives way to myth. Walking through the city streets is an experience, the buildings like icons to the modern age, and above all to the power of money. Despite all the hype, the movie-image sentimentalism, Manhattan - the central islandand the city's real core - has massive romance: whether it's the flickering lights of the midtown skyscrapers as you speed across the Queensboro bridge, the 4am half-life in Greenwich Village, or just wasting the morning on the Staten Island ferry, you really would have to be made of stone not to be moved by it all.None of which is to suggest that New York is a conventionally pleasing city. Take a walk in Manhattan beside Central Park, notably its east side, past the city's richest apartments and best museums, and keep walking: within a dozen or so blocks you find yourself in the lower reaches of Spanish Harlem. The shock could hardly be more extreme. The city is constantly like this, with glaring, in-your-face wealth juxtaposed with urban problems - poverty, the drug trade, homelessness - that have a predictably high profile. Things have definitely changed during the nineties, especially in the recent, Mayor Guiliani years. Crime figures are at their lowest in years and are still dropping (statistically, New York is now one of the country's safest big cities), and renewal plans have finally begun to undo years of urban neglect. But for all its new clean-cut image New York remains a unique place – one you'll want to return to again and again.The city also has more straightforward pleasures. There are the different ethnic neighborhoods of Lower Manhattan, from Chinatown to the Jewish Lower East Side and ever diminishing Little Italy; and the aartsy concentrations in SoHo, TriBeCa, and the East and West Village. There is the architecture of corporate Manhattan and the more residential Upper East and West Side districts (the whole city reads like an illustrated history of modern design); and there is the art, which affords weeks of wandering in the Metropolitan and Modern Art Museums and countless smaller collections. You can eat anything, at any time, cooked in any style; drink in any kind of company; sit through any number of obscure movies. The established arts - dance, theater, music - are superbly catered for, and although the contemporary music scene is perhaps not as vital or original as in, say, London or Los Angeles, New York's clubs are varied and exciting, if rarely inexpensive. And for the avid consumer, the choice of shops is vast, almost numbingly exhaustive in this heartland of the great capitalist dream.。
northeast和northeastern的用法“Northeast”和“Northeastern”在英语中都与地理位置有关，但它们的用法和含义有所不同。
首先，“Northeast”是一个形容词或名词，通常用来描述或指代某个地方相对于其他部分的位置。
作为形容词时，它用来修饰名词，指明某物位于东北部。
例如，“The Northeast region of the United States is known for its cold winters.”（美国东北部以其寒冷的冬天而闻名。
）作为名词时，它通常指代东北部地区本身，特别是当提到特定的地理区域时。
例如，“People from the Northeast are often referred to as 'Northeasters'.”（来自东北部的人通常被称为“东北人”。
）其次，“Northeastern”是一个形容词，它用来描述与东北部地区相关的事物，或者是该地区的某一部分或特征。
这个词更强调与东北部地区的直接联系或归属感。
例如，“Northeastern University is a highly ranked institution located in Boston.”（东北大学是位于波士顿的一所排名很高的学府。
）在这个例子中，“Northeastern”用来描述大学与东北部地区的直接联系。
总结来说，“Northeast”和“Northeastern”在用法上的主要区别在于它们所强调的焦点不同。
“Northeast”更广泛地指代东北部地区本身或其位置，而“Northeastern”则更具体地描述与东北部地区直接相关的事物或特征。
因此，在使用这两个词时，需要根据具体语境选择合适的词来准确表达你的意思。
