West End
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌWest ˈEnd noun the West End SGTOWNthe western part of central London, where there are large shops, theatres, expensive hotels etc 伦敦西区〔指伦敦市中心的西部，是大商店、剧院、高级酒店等集中的地方〕
Examples from the Corpus
West End• At West End I turned north, not south, and started jogging again.• It will mount productions in West End theatres, and hopes to sign star actors to short-term contracts.• Nor is it a one-man vehicle, as Frankie Howerd's triumph in the original West End production might have suggested.• He went past West End to Broadway, entering the first hamburger joint, sitting in the rear, and ordering tea.• They were having a drink before a night out in the West End.• Television and the boulevard drama of the West End and Chichester were her haunts in the 1980s and 90s.• This production flaunts a major advantage the National has over traditional West End theaters, with their proscenium stages.ˌWest ˈEnd nounChineseSyllable
London, are western of there where large the central part Corpus
West End
ˌWest ˈEnd
noun
the West End the western part of central London, where there are large shops, theatres, expensive hotels etc
ˌWest ˈEnd
nounthe West End the western part of central London, where there are large shops, theatres, expensive hotels etc