Definition of small-town in English:

small-town

adjective ˈsmɔːltaʊnˈˌsmɔl ˈtaʊn

Relating to or characteristic of a small town, especially as considered to be unsophisticated or petty.
（与）小镇（有关）的，小镇特色的，乡镇气的（尤指质朴或褊狭的）
small-town gossip
小镇流言。
Example sentencesExamples
- But further afield, in New York and Boston, he was attacked for his preoccupation with small-town adultery.
- But I just saw what my future was and I didn't want it to be small-town middle class, that dreariness.
- Hey that was back when I went to the local small-town one-screener with friends.
- I forever cringe at the fake Tennessee accents that somehow burst out of small-town Alberta.
- The kind of small-town hostility to European monarchies comically depicted by Mark Twain then bestrode the world stage.
- It warms my heart to think how many small-town, mundane lives will be enriched by this album and its message of faith.
- The Rock is fittingly cast as the small-town sheriff who endeavours to turn his wayward town straight.
- It's not surprising, given this small-town, isolated community that taking a stand on any issue is a risk.
- He's the biggest small-town celebrity interviewer that Butte, Montana has ever had to offer.
- The lives and relationships it evoked were lonely, oppressively small-town and laced with desperation.
- She's fleeing small-town claustrophobia, he wants to outrun his addictions.
- Although none of her duties are unwomanly, Enid's nursing threatens the conventions of small-town life.
- He is simply what so many other small-town politicians are across America: men and women.
- The idea was to give up the pubs and clubs, and save our money to see the world, to experience different cultures and broaden our small-town minds.
- Helen of Troy's story is relocated to small-town North America.
- It seemed his only option after graduation from a small-town high school.
- I asked her to imagine her ‘interpretation’ in the context of small-town gossip.
- As she tells her tale she is engulfed in a wave of small-town American self-help psycho-babble.
- Gabe plots to escape small-town life, while Pete finally sheds his little-brat attitudes.
- We know we're just a coupla pip-squeak small-town astrologers, Cancer.

Definition of small-town in US English:

small-town

adjectiveˈˌsmɔl ˈtaʊnˈˌsmôl ˈtoun

Relating to or characteristic of a small town, especially as considered to be unsophisticated or petty.
（与）小镇（有关）的，小镇特色的，乡镇气的（尤指质朴或褊狭的）
small-town gossip
小镇流言。
Example sentencesExamples
- I asked her to imagine her ‘interpretation’ in the context of small-town gossip.
- The Rock is fittingly cast as the small-town sheriff who endeavours to turn his wayward town straight.
- As she tells her tale she is engulfed in a wave of small-town American self-help psycho-babble.
- She's fleeing small-town claustrophobia, he wants to outrun his addictions.
- It warms my heart to think how many small-town, mundane lives will be enriched by this album and its message of faith.
- The lives and relationships it evoked were lonely, oppressively small-town and laced with desperation.
- Although none of her duties are unwomanly, Enid's nursing threatens the conventions of small-town life.
- He's the biggest small-town celebrity interviewer that Butte, Montana has ever had to offer.
- It's not surprising, given this small-town, isolated community that taking a stand on any issue is a risk.
- Hey that was back when I went to the local small-town one-screener with friends.
- Gabe plots to escape small-town life, while Pete finally sheds his little-brat attitudes.
- The idea was to give up the pubs and clubs, and save our money to see the world, to experience different cultures and broaden our small-town minds.
- But further afield, in New York and Boston, he was attacked for his preoccupation with small-town adultery.
- The kind of small-town hostility to European monarchies comically depicted by Mark Twain then bestrode the world stage.
- It seemed his only option after graduation from a small-town high school.
- Helen of Troy's story is relocated to small-town North America.
- We know we're just a coupla pip-squeak small-town astrologers, Cancer.
- I forever cringe at the fake Tennessee accents that somehow burst out of small-town Alberta.
- But I just saw what my future was and I didn't want it to be small-town middle class, that dreariness.
- He is simply what so many other small-town politicians are across America: men and women.

单词	small-town
释义	Definition of small-town in English: small-town adjective ˈsmɔːltaʊnˈˌsmɔl ˈtaʊn Relating to or characteristic of a small town, especially as considered to be unsophisticated or petty. （与）小镇（有关）的，小镇特色的，乡镇气的（尤指质朴或褊狭的） small-town gossip 小镇流言。 Example sentencesExamples But further afield, in New York and Boston, he was attacked for his preoccupation with small-town adultery. But I just saw what my future was and I didn't want it to be small-town middle class, that dreariness. Hey that was back when I went to the local small-town one-screener with friends. I forever cringe at the fake Tennessee accents that somehow burst out of small-town Alberta. The kind of small-town hostility to European monarchies comically depicted by Mark Twain then bestrode the world stage. It warms my heart to think how many small-town, mundane lives will be enriched by this album and its message of faith. The Rock is fittingly cast as the small-town sheriff who endeavours to turn his wayward town straight. It's not surprising, given this small-town, isolated community that taking a stand on any issue is a risk. He's the biggest small-town celebrity interviewer that Butte, Montana has ever had to offer. The lives and relationships it evoked were lonely, oppressively small-town and laced with desperation. She's fleeing small-town claustrophobia, he wants to outrun his addictions. Although none of her duties are unwomanly, Enid's nursing threatens the conventions of small-town life. He is simply what so many other small-town politicians are across America: men and women. The idea was to give up the pubs and clubs, and save our money to see the world, to experience different cultures and broaden our small-town minds. Helen of Troy's story is relocated to small-town North America. It seemed his only option after graduation from a small-town high school. I asked her to imagine her ‘interpretation’ in the context of small-town gossip. As she tells her tale she is engulfed in a wave of small-town American self-help psycho-babble. Gabe plots to escape small-town life, while Pete finally sheds his little-brat attitudes. We know we're just a coupla pip-squeak small-town astrologers, Cancer. Definition of small-town in US English: small-town adjectiveˈˌsmɔl ˈtaʊnˈˌsmôl ˈtoun Relating to or characteristic of a small town, especially as considered to be unsophisticated or petty. （与）小镇（有关）的，小镇特色的，乡镇气的（尤指质朴或褊狭的） small-town gossip 小镇流言。 Example sentencesExamples I asked her to imagine her ‘interpretation’ in the context of small-town gossip. The Rock is fittingly cast as the small-town sheriff who endeavours to turn his wayward town straight. As she tells her tale she is engulfed in a wave of small-town American self-help psycho-babble. She's fleeing small-town claustrophobia, he wants to outrun his addictions. It warms my heart to think how many small-town, mundane lives will be enriched by this album and its message of faith. The lives and relationships it evoked were lonely, oppressively small-town and laced with desperation. Although none of her duties are unwomanly, Enid's nursing threatens the conventions of small-town life. He's the biggest small-town celebrity interviewer that Butte, Montana has ever had to offer. It's not surprising, given this small-town, isolated community that taking a stand on any issue is a risk. Hey that was back when I went to the local small-town one-screener with friends. Gabe plots to escape small-town life, while Pete finally sheds his little-brat attitudes. The idea was to give up the pubs and clubs, and save our money to see the world, to experience different cultures and broaden our small-town minds. But further afield, in New York and Boston, he was attacked for his preoccupation with small-town adultery. The kind of small-town hostility to European monarchies comically depicted by Mark Twain then bestrode the world stage. It seemed his only option after graduation from a small-town high school. Helen of Troy's story is relocated to small-town North America. We know we're just a coupla pip-squeak small-town astrologers, Cancer. I forever cringe at the fake Tennessee accents that somehow burst out of small-town Alberta. But I just saw what my future was and I didn't want it to be small-town middle class, that dreariness. He is simply what so many other small-town politicians are across America: men and women.
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