nounPlural canterburiesˈkantəb(ə)ri
A low cabinet for holding music or books.
分层乐谱（或书）架
Origin
Early 19th century: named after Canterbury in Kent (from a belief that the Archbishop of Canterbury ordered such a piece to be made).
proper nounˈkantəb(ə)ri
1A city in Kent, south-eastern England, the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury; population 41,900 (est. 2009). St Augustine established a church and monastery there in 597 and it became a place of medieval pilgrimage.
2A region on the central east coast of the South Island, New Zealand.