prefecture

/pree-fek-cher/US // ˈpri fɛk tʃər //UK // (ˈpriːfɛkˌtjʊə) //

地方官,地方当局,地方政府,地方自治州

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the office, jurisdiction, territory, or official residence of a prefect.

Examples

Japan’s Olympic Athletes LosingThe government has responded to the surge by further extending the state of emergency until the end of August and expanding it to the prefectures surrounding Tokyo.
Luckily for them, different prefectures across Japan subsidize cobots at different rates, some as high as 50 percent.
When the 29-year-old from the city of Matsuyama in the prefecture of Ehime closed his 65, the only round of all the round this week to lack even one bogey, he led the 85th Masters by four shots heading for Sunday.
The 121-day journey began at the national soccer training center in the northeastern prefecture of Fukushima with the winning team from the 2011 Women’s World Cup as the first torchbearers.
Rina Sakuraba, from the village of Futaba in the prefecture, was just 15 when the earthquake hit as she was returning home from her middle school graduation.
On October 2011, the prefecture established an ordinance imposing fines and potential jail time.
Hiroo Onoda was born on March 19 1922 at the village of Kamekawa in the Wakayama prefecture of south Japan.
The university, while releasing the total figures, would not release prefecture-by-prefecture data.
On December 20, 2012, a hand grenade exploded at the headquarters of the Dojin-kai in Kita-Kyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture.
One was a 19-year-old student at Meiji University and the other a 28-year old man in Fukuoka Prefecture.
It was highly apologetic, but requested him to follow the bearer to the Prefecture without delay.
The edict provided for a place for preaching in each prefecture, to be selected by the king.
They laughed at the sub-prefect, the prefect, the councillors of the prefecture, even the council of state.
Then the excitement began—and I had to explain at the Prefecture that I had come to see coal, and to find out where it was.
What used to be the episcopal palace of Auxerre is to-day the Prefecture.

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Examples

Japan’s Olympic Athletes LosingThe government has responded to the surge by further extending the state of emergency until the end of August and expanding it to the prefectures surrounding Tokyo.

Luckily for them, different prefectures across Japan subsidize cobots at different rates, some as high as 50 percent.

When the 29-year-old from the city of Matsuyama in the prefecture of Ehime closed his 65, the only round of all the round this week to lack even one bogey, he led the 85th Masters by four shots heading for Sunday.

The 121-day journey began at the national soccer training center in the northeastern prefecture of Fukushima with the winning team from the 2011 Women’s World Cup as the first torchbearers.

Rina Sakuraba, from the village of Futaba in the prefecture, was just 15 when the earthquake hit as she was returning home from her middle school graduation.

On October 2011, the prefecture established an ordinance imposing fines and potential jail time.

Hiroo Onoda was born on March 19 1922 at the village of Kamekawa in the Wakayama prefecture of south Japan.

The university, while releasing the total figures, would not release prefecture-by-prefecture data.

On December 20, 2012, a hand grenade exploded at the headquarters of the Dojin-kai in Kita-Kyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture.

One was a 19-year-old student at Meiji University and the other a 28-year old man in Fukuoka Prefecture.

It was highly apologetic, but requested him to follow the bearer to the Prefecture without delay.

The edict provided for a place for preaching in each prefecture, to be selected by the king.

They laughed at the sub-prefect, the prefect, the councillors of the prefecture, even the council of state.

Then the excitement began—and I had to explain at the Prefecture that I had come to see coal, and to find out where it was.

What used to be the episcopal palace of Auxerre is to-day the Prefecture.