england
/ˈɛŋlənd/Definitions
1. noun
A country in northwestern Europe, separated from France by the English Channel.
“The British monarch is the head of state in both England and Scotland.”
2. proper noun
A historical region that refers to the area of Great Britain west of the Pennines, now often used to describe the country in a more geographical sense.
“The Lake District is a popular tourist destination in north-west England.”
3. adjective
Of or relating to England or its people.
“English cuisine is known for its rich flavors and traditional dishes.”