British English
1
英式英语, 英国使用的英语
the English language as used in the United Kingdom
British English is the variety of the English language that is spoken and written in the United Kingdom. It encompasses various regional dialects and accents, each with distinct features, vocabulary, and pronunciation. British English is characterized by certain spelling conventions, grammatical structures, and vocabulary choices that may differ from other forms of English, such as American English. For example, British English uses "colour" instead of "color" and "theatre" instead of "theater." This variety is influenced by the country's history, culture, and social dynamics, making it a rich and diverse form of the English language.
- British English and American English use different vocabulary for the same things.
英式英语和美式英语对同一事物使用不同的词汇。
- I prefer the sound of British English accents.
我更喜欢英式英语口音的声音。
- In British English, "biscuit" refers to what Americans call a "cookie."
在英式英语中，“biscuit”指的是美国人所说的“cookie”。
- John started learning British English when he moved to London.
约翰搬到伦敦时开始学习英式英语。
- She prefers British English spelling, like "colour" instead of "color."
她更喜欢英式英语的拼写，比如"colour"而不是"color"。