St Kilda
/snt ˈkɪldə/
/seɪnt ˈkɪldə/
- a group of four islands off the west coast of Scotland, at the most western point in Britain. Nobody has lived there since 1930. The islands' high mountains and cliffs are the home of many different sea birds. St Kilda became a World Heritage Site in 1986.
圣基尔达岛（St Kilda）：苏格兰西海岸外的四个岛屿，在英国最西端。自1930年以来，没有人住过那里。这些岛屿的高山和悬崖是许多不同海鸟的家。圣基尔达（St Kilda）于1986年成为世界遗产。