postal district
noun/ˈpəʊstl dɪstrɪkt/
/ˈpəʊstl dɪstrɪkt/
- a district of a British town or city that has been given a particular code (= group of letters and numbers to represent it) by the Royal Mail. Most postal districts have one or two letters for the town, and a number for the district. For example, the districts of Oxford are OX1, OX2, etc. In London, the letters represent an area. N1, for example, is in north London and SW8 is in south-west London.
邮政区：英国城镇或城市中由皇家邮政提供特定代码的地区。大多数邮政区都有一个或两个字母代表该镇，一个数字代表该区。例如，牛津的地区是OX1，OX2等。在伦敦，字母代表一个地区。例如，N1位于伦敦北部，SW8位于伦敦西南部。