Pronunciation: /ˈmænˌhætən/
noun a borough of New York City located mainly on Manhattan Island
A1 I want to visit Manhattan.
A2 Manhattan is a borough of New York City.
B1 There are many famous attractions in Manhattan, such as Central Park and Times Square.
B2 Manhattan is known for its diverse culture and vibrant nightlife.
C1 The real estate prices in Manhattan are among the highest in the world.
C2 Manhattan skyline is iconic with its tall skyscrapers and stunning views.
adjective relating to or characteristic of Manhattan
A1 I bought a Manhattan-themed postcard to send to my friend.
A2 She lives in a Manhattan-style apartment with a great view of the city.
B1 The restaurant served Manhattan cocktails as their specialty drink.
B2 The hotel had a Manhattan skyline view from the rooftop bar.
C1 The designer created a Manhattan-inspired fashion line for the runway show.
C2 The art gallery featured a collection of Manhattan-inspired paintings by local artists.
formal Manhattan is one of the five boroughs of New York City.
informal Let's take a trip to Manhattan and explore all the famous landmarks.
slang I love hanging out in Manhattan, it's always so lit.
figurative In the concrete jungle of Manhattan, dreams are made and broken.
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