城镇 | chéng zhèn | town; cities and towns | |
乡镇 | xiāng zhèn | village; township | |
镇压 | zhèn yā | suppression; repression; to suppress; to put down; to quell | |
村镇 | cūn zhèn | hamlet (place) | |
镇静 | zhèn jìng | calm; cool |
1 | The town holds an International Congress of Witches on the first Friday of every March. | |
2 | Richard Curtis colleague helps me to my feet and sits quietly with me at an outside table as a rowdy, town centre Saturday night unfolds in the street alongside us. | |
3 | The town will also plant some seeds, he said. | |
4 | These included black policemen, town councilors and others, as well as their relatives and associates. | |
5 | He came from a town so small it didn't have a stop light, a building with an elevator or a movie theater. |