What does Brooklyn mean?

Brooklyn means this: Brooklyn (a district in southwest new york, USA).

Bilingual example:

1, once in Brooklyn, I found an emerald ring in a taxi. Once in Brooklyn, I found an emerald diamond ring in my car.

The police saved five houses in Brooklyn and recovered the stolen items. The police raided five houses in Brooklyn and recovered the stolen items.

Miss Brown and her friends, both from Brooklyn, were arrested on June 8. Miss Brown and her friends, both from Brooklyn, were arrested on June 8.

Brooklyn is located in the northeast of the United States, on the southeast side of Manhattan Island in new york. It is the most populous of the five boroughs in new york, New York (with 2.5 million residents). For example, this area is a city and the fourth largest city in the United States.

At first, only six small Dutch immigrant villages in Brooklyn were built on the East River. They were called Little Holland. 1664 became a part of new york. 1898 was formally incorporated into new york, becoming one of the five major districts. Formerly known as Brookren, Netherlands. This name appeared before the Dutch city of Burgen.

As an immigrant country with American characteristics, especially the characteristics of new york, the capital of the world, Brooklyn has almost all the residents from all over the world. This is a melting pot, but most different ethnic groups have their own cultural communities.

With the increase of new immigrants, Benson and he are also favored. There are more and more immigrants from China, Taiwan Province, Russian, Eastern Europe, South Asia and the Middle East, and the community has become more diverse and prosperous.

The famous landmark in Brooklyn is the Brooklyn Bridge. In addition, Junior's, the most famous cheesecake shop in America, is also located in Brooklyn. The most famous art school in Brooklyn is the century-old Pratt Institute.