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Inner London - translation to English


Inner London         
= centro de Londres
Ex: Westminster libraries have a fairly representative clientele from Inner London and the home counties.
London         
  • Prime Minister]]
  • [[Broadcasting House]] in central London, headquarters of the BBC
  • right
  • archive-date=20 July 2011}}</ref>
  • left
  • St Mary's Hospital]], a constituent of [[Imperial College School of Medicine]], where in 1928 [[Alexander Fleming]] discovered penicillin in the second floor laboratory.
  • The [[London Underground]] is the world's oldest and third-longest [[rapid transit]] system.
  • Victoria]] in Central London
  • The [[hackney carriage]] (black cab) is a common sight on London streets. Although traditionally black, this is not a requirement with some painted in other colours or bearing advertising.
  • The east wing public façade of [[Buckingham Palace]] was built between 1847 and 1850; it was remodelled to its present form in 1913.
  • Opened in 1906, the [[Royal Central School of Speech and Drama]] is a member of [[Conservatoires UK]] and the [[Federation of Drama Schools]].
  • The City of London, one of the largest financial centres in the world<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/224938/london-top-world "London tops 2015 global financial centre rankings and knocks New York into second place"]. Cityam.com. Retrieved 12 November 2015.</ref>
  • url-status=live}}</ref>''
  • London Pride]] in 2010
  • A fox on Ayres Street, [[Southwark]], [[South London]]
  • Royal Exchange]] in 1886
  • A [[New Routemaster]] (which replaced the [[AEC Routemaster]]) entered service in 2012. The red double-decker bus is an emblematic symbol of London.
  • The [[Great Fire of London]] destroyed many parts of the city in 1666.
  • Population density map
  • [[Harrods]] department store in [[Knightsbridge]]
  • Terminal 5]]C is pictured).
  • The Horse Ride is a [[tree tunnel]] (route overhung by trees) on the western side of [[Wimbledon Common]].
  • Hyde Park]] (with [[Kensington Gardens]] in foreground) has been a popular public space since it opened in 1637.
  • Science Museum]] lying in between.
  • The [[Bank of England]], established in 1694, is the model on which most modern central banks are based.
  • The [[West End theatre]] district in 2016
  • Map of London in 1593. There is only one bridge across the Thames, but parts of Southwark on the south bank of the river have been developed.
  • Odeon cinema]] in [[Leicester Square]] hosts numerous European and world film premieres.
  • Satellite view of London in June 2018
  • London from [[Primrose Hill]]
  • [[Imperial College London]], a technical research university in [[South Kensington]]
  • Roman walls]].
  • Scene of the annual [[Notting Hill Carnival]], 2014
  • [[Piccadilly Circus]]
  • Temple Bar]]
  • [[Shakespeare's Globe]] is a modern reconstruction of the Globe Theatre on the south bank of the Thames.
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  • Headquarters of [[MI6]], the UK's foreign intelligence service, at the [[SIS Building]]. Scenes featuring [[James Bond]] (the fictional MI6 agent) have been filmed here.
  • [[Sherlock Holmes Museum]] in [[Baker Street]], bearing the number 221B
  • Yorkist]] sally.
  • St Pancras International]] is the main terminal for high-speed [[Eurostar]] and [[High Speed 1]] services, as well as commuter suburban Thameslink and inter-city [[East Midlands Railway]] services.
  • prime meridian]] at the [[Royal Observatory, Greenwich]]. The observatory has played a major role in the history of navigation and astronomy.
  • left
  • page=33}}</ref>
  • [[University College London]] (UCL), established by Royal Charter in 1836, is one of the founding colleges of the [[University of London]].
  • Lines of Communication]], planned during the [[English Civil War]], c. 1643, surrounded the City, Westminster, Southwark, Lambeth and related areas (Vertue, 1738).
  • [[Westminster Abbey]], as seen in this painting (by [[Canaletto]], 1749), is a [[World Heritage Site]] and one of London's oldest and most important buildings.
CAPITAL AND LARGEST CITY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
London, Great Britain; London, United Kingdom; Capital of the United Kingdom; Capital of the UK; London, UK; England London; London Britain; GBLON; UN/LOCODE:GBLON; LONDON; London, Middlesex; London (England); London England; London england; London, england; London (UK); London (United Kingdom); London (Britain); London (Great Britain); Capital of England; Llundain; London UK; Climate in London; Londontown; London, Britain; Londonise; Londonize; Londyn; London, England; London,England; London, England, UK; London, England, United Kingdom; London, Greater London; Lodnon; London-on-Thames; London's; Lundunir; United Kingdom/London; London, U.K.; London area; London, uk; London (city); Landan; Natural history of London; Lunnainn; Londain; Loundres
(n.) = Londres
Ex: French technology was inadequate for the further development of Robert's machine, however, and Didot, who had an English brother-in-law, brought the model to London in 1801, where he secured the backing of the brothers Henry and Sealy Fourdrinier, wholesale stationers.
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* Greater London = conurbación de Londres, la; área metropolitana de Londres, el
* Inner London = centro de Londres
* London and South Eastern Library Region (LASER) = Región Bibliotecaria de Londres y el Sudeste (LASER)
London         
  • Prime Minister]]
  • [[Broadcasting House]] in central London, headquarters of the BBC
  • right
  • archive-date=20 July 2011}}</ref>
  • left
  • St Mary's Hospital]], a constituent of [[Imperial College School of Medicine]], where in 1928 [[Alexander Fleming]] discovered penicillin in the second floor laboratory.
  • The [[London Underground]] is the world's oldest and third-longest [[rapid transit]] system.
  • Victoria]] in Central London
  • The [[hackney carriage]] (black cab) is a common sight on London streets. Although traditionally black, this is not a requirement with some painted in other colours or bearing advertising.
  • The east wing public façade of [[Buckingham Palace]] was built between 1847 and 1850; it was remodelled to its present form in 1913.
  • Opened in 1906, the [[Royal Central School of Speech and Drama]] is a member of [[Conservatoires UK]] and the [[Federation of Drama Schools]].
  • The City of London, one of the largest financial centres in the world<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/224938/london-top-world "London tops 2015 global financial centre rankings and knocks New York into second place"]. Cityam.com. Retrieved 12 November 2015.</ref>
  • url-status=live}}</ref>''
  • London Pride]] in 2010
  • A fox on Ayres Street, [[Southwark]], [[South London]]
  • Royal Exchange]] in 1886
  • A [[New Routemaster]] (which replaced the [[AEC Routemaster]]) entered service in 2012. The red double-decker bus is an emblematic symbol of London.
  • The [[Great Fire of London]] destroyed many parts of the city in 1666.
  • Population density map
  • [[Harrods]] department store in [[Knightsbridge]]
  • Terminal 5]]C is pictured).
  • The Horse Ride is a [[tree tunnel]] (route overhung by trees) on the western side of [[Wimbledon Common]].
  • Hyde Park]] (with [[Kensington Gardens]] in foreground) has been a popular public space since it opened in 1637.
  • Science Museum]] lying in between.
  • The [[Bank of England]], established in 1694, is the model on which most modern central banks are based.
  • The [[West End theatre]] district in 2016
  • Map of London in 1593. There is only one bridge across the Thames, but parts of Southwark on the south bank of the river have been developed.
  • Odeon cinema]] in [[Leicester Square]] hosts numerous European and world film premieres.
  • Satellite view of London in June 2018
  • London from [[Primrose Hill]]
  • [[Imperial College London]], a technical research university in [[South Kensington]]
  • Roman walls]].
  • Scene of the annual [[Notting Hill Carnival]], 2014
  • [[Piccadilly Circus]]
  • Temple Bar]]
  • [[Shakespeare's Globe]] is a modern reconstruction of the Globe Theatre on the south bank of the Thames.
  • thumb
  • Headquarters of [[MI6]], the UK's foreign intelligence service, at the [[SIS Building]]. Scenes featuring [[James Bond]] (the fictional MI6 agent) have been filmed here.
  • [[Sherlock Holmes Museum]] in [[Baker Street]], bearing the number 221B
  • Yorkist]] sally.
  • St Pancras International]] is the main terminal for high-speed [[Eurostar]] and [[High Speed 1]] services, as well as commuter suburban Thameslink and inter-city [[East Midlands Railway]] services.
  • prime meridian]] at the [[Royal Observatory, Greenwich]]. The observatory has played a major role in the history of navigation and astronomy.
  • left
  • page=33}}</ref>
  • [[University College London]] (UCL), established by Royal Charter in 1836, is one of the founding colleges of the [[University of London]].
  • Lines of Communication]], planned during the [[English Civil War]], c. 1643, surrounded the City, Westminster, Southwark, Lambeth and related areas (Vertue, 1738).
  • [[Westminster Abbey]], as seen in this painting (by [[Canaletto]], 1749), is a [[World Heritage Site]] and one of London's oldest and most important buildings.
CAPITAL AND LARGEST CITY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
London, Great Britain; London, United Kingdom; Capital of the United Kingdom; Capital of the UK; London, UK; England London; London Britain; GBLON; UN/LOCODE:GBLON; LONDON; London, Middlesex; London (England); London England; London england; London, england; London (UK); London (United Kingdom); London (Britain); London (Great Britain); Capital of England; Llundain; London UK; Climate in London; Londontown; London, Britain; Londonise; Londonize; Londyn; London, England; London,England; London, England, UK; London, England, United Kingdom; London, Greater London; Lodnon; London-on-Thames; London's; Lundunir; United Kingdom/London; London, U.K.; London area; London, uk; London (city); Landan; Natural history of London; Lunnainn; Londain; Loundres
Londres

Definition

inner circle
(inner circles)
An inner circle is a small group of people within a larger group who have a lot of power, influence, or special information.
...Mr Blair's inner circle of advisers.
N-COUNT: usu sing, oft N of n
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Wikipedia

Inner London
| population_as_of = 2017
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner London
Examples of use of Inner London
1. These included schools in Birmingham, inner London, Manchester and Leeds.
2. "That‘s clearly more true in inner London than it is in the rest of the country.
3. She cited gains in inner London, Stockton on Tees, Kingston Upon Hull and St Helens.
4. One of the big trends is the renaissance of inner London."
5. In inner London, the proportion rises to 3'.4 per cent, almost four in ten.
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