英：[ˈindiˈænə]
美：[ˌɪndiˈænə]
Indiana如何读
Indiana是什么意思
- n.印第安纳州（美国中北部的一个州）
Indiana自然拼读
In·di·an·a
In di ae n
Indiana扩展
Indianian (adj.), Indianian (n.)
Indiana英英释义
geographical name
state of the east central U.S. that has the Ohio River as its southern boundary and borders on Lake Michigan in the northwest; capital Indianapolis area 36,291 square miles (94,357 square kilometers), population 6,483,802
Indiana词源中文解释
1765年，英语中印第安纳州的名称是由法国探险家或定居者在18世纪中期给北俄亥俄河地区的一个名字； 参见 Indian + 拉丁语衍生的地名后缀 -ana。1800年组织成为美国领土，1816年加入联邦成为一个州。相关词汇： Indianian（1784年）。
Indiana 例句
1 Still that stingy winter light but warmer than Indiana, the sun almost overhead.
2 Before I can pull away, I feel her bend and then melt into me as I melt into her under the warm Indiana sun.
3 The only other place he had been was West Lafayette, Indiana, doing a term of research at Purdue.
4 It had started to drizzle a little—one of those cloudy days in Indiana when the sky feels very close to the ground.
5 They both hailed from Indiana, and they both had Quaker ancestors.
6 “My brother William lives in Indiana with his family. But my sisters are here. One is at Crane College over on the West Side and the other is a teacher like me.”
7 Does Indiana still raise any boys who roam through woods or fields and might even explore the margins of a river?
8 We visit the Indiana Moon Tree, which is a giant sycamore more than thirty years old that grew from a seed taken to the moon and brought back.
9 It was a cloudy day, typical Indiana: the kind of weather that boxes you in.
10 “We’re supposed to wander Indiana, as if there’s anything interesting to see. We have to have partners, so I’m working with this boy in my class.”
11 “It’s at Forty-seventh Street and Indiana,” Bigger told them.
12 The five states were Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Indiana.
这5个州分别是得克萨斯州 、 俄亥俄州 、 宾夕法尼亚州 、 密歇根州和印第安那州.
13 “And miss the opportunity to see Indiana? No thanks.”
14 So will the area from Milwaukee to Gary, Indiana.
从米尔沃基到印地安那州的加里也将如此.
15 When he could get the time off from his job at the filtration plant, he’d drive twelve hours across Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey to catch one of Craig’s games.
16 After claiming his body, the club had hauled it to the Indiana Dunes on Lake Michigan, where members erected an immense pyre.
17 She had grown up in Franklin, Indiana, and lived there with her parents until 1891, when she set out for a bigger, more glamorous life in Chicago.
18 Indiana, the nineteenth state, is admitted as a free state.
19 “A hooded crane. The only one in Indiana. Maybe the only one in the United States. They winter in Asia, which means he’s about seven thousand miles from home.”
20 The territory affected fay the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 included parts of what are currently known as the states of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.