Definition of kirktown in English:

kirktown

(also kirkton)

noun ˈkəːktaʊn

Scottish

Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: David I to Holyrood, Edinburgh. From kirk + town.

(also kirkton)

nounˈkəːktaʊn

Scottish

Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: David I to Holyrood, Edinburgh. From kirk + town.

单词	kirktown
释义	Definition of kirktown in English: kirktown (also kirkton) noun ˈkəːktaʊn Scottish A village or hamlet by a church; = church town. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: David I to Holyrood, Edinburgh. From kirk + town. Definition of kirktown in US English: kirktown (also kirkton) nounˈkəːktaʊn Scottish A village or hamlet by a church; = church town. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Royal Charter: David I to Holyrood, Edinburgh. From kirk + town.
随便看	closeness closenesses closeness to close of day close off close on close one's doors close one's eyes to close one's eyes to close one's mind against close one's mind to close (or dear) to (or near) one's heart close (or dear) to (or near) one's heart close (or near) to home close (or near) to home close (or shut) one's eyes to close (or shut) one's eyes to close (or shut) one's mind to (or against) close (or shut) one's mind to (or against) close (or shut) the door on (or to) close (or shut) the door on (or to) closeout close out close out closeouts