stonehenge

noun
UK /ˌstəʊnˈhendʒ/
US /ˌstoʊnˈhendʒ/

A very old circle of big stones in England that people built long ago.

We learned about Stonehenge in our history class today.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A famous prehistoric monument in England made of huge standing stones arranged in a circle.

Tourists travel from all over the world to see Stonehenge.

3. A place where ancient people may have held ceremonies or watched the sun and stars.

Some people think Stonehenge was used to mark the summer solstice.

4. A symbol of ancient Britain and its mysterious past.

Stonehenge appears on many postcards of England.