geography
part of speech
noun (geography)
meaning for a pupil
1) The school subject about the Earth: places, countries, land, weather, rivers, people and how they live. tree →
2) The way a place is laid out: «the geography of the school». tree →
sense in the lessons
At school, geography lessons cover maps, continents, climates, rivers, mountains and cities. Physical geography is about land and weather; human geography is about people, towns and jobs. In everyday talk: «I don't know the geography of this town» = where things are.
examples
- We drew a map in geography today. tree →
- Geography is my favourite subject. tree →
- In geography we learned about rivers. tree →
- She has a good knowledge of world geography. tree →
- I'm still learning the geography of my new school. tree →
- Our geography topic is volcanoes. tree →
- This is the end of the geography lesson. tree →
note
Uncountable. Abbreviation: geog. Spelling: geo- (earth) + -graphy (writing). Person: geographer.
In the corpora
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «geography» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.