western
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈwɛstɚn/ · UK /ˈwestən/
western means: In, from, or towards the west of a place.
adjective
IN THE WESTA2
In, from, or towards the west of a place.
- We explored the western coast.
- Rain is moving across western Scotland.
- A western wind brought cooler air.
WESTERN CULTUREB1
Connected with the cultures and countries of Europe and North America.
- She studies western art.
- Western medicine is widely used in the region.
- The book compares western and Asian approaches to education.
noun
COWBOY STORYB1
A film or story about life in the American West in the past, often featuring cowboys.
- We watched a western last night.
- My grandfather loves old westerns.
- The western ends with the sheriff riding away.
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