VILLAGE


Meaning of VILLAGE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ big , large

▪ little , small , tiny

▪ ancient , historic , medieval , old

▪ poor

▪ attractive , beautiful , picturesque , pretty , quaint

▪ peaceful , quiet , sleepy

▪ local , nearby , neighbouring/neighboring , surrounding

The flood affected the town and surrounding ~s.

▪ isolated , outlying , remote

▪ country , rural

▪ urban

▪ coastal , seaside ( esp. BrE )

▪ mountain

▪ abandoned , deserted

▪ home ( esp. BrE ), native

She married a man from her home ~.

▪ agricultural , farming , fishing , mining

▪ holiday ( BrE ), retirement

▪ Olympic

▪ global ( figurative )

Technology has turned the world into a global ~.

VILLAGE + NOUN

▪ community , life

▪ church , green ( esp. BrE ), hall ( esp. BrE ), market , post office ( esp. BrE ), pub ( BrE ), school , shop ( esp. BrE ), square , street

▪ centre/center

▪ resident

▪ baker , blacksmith , priest , etc.

▪ chief , elder , leader

▪ council

▪ idiot

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

They live in a farming ~.

▪ outside a/the ~

Our cottage is just outside the ~.

PHRASES

▪ the centre/center of the ~ , the middle of the ~

▪ the edge of the ~ , the outskirts of the ~

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .