/ˈkaʊnti/ – noun
Definition: 1. hạt (Anh);
2. khu (Hoa Kỳ).
A more thorough explanation: A county is a geographical and political subdivision within a state or country, typically governed by an elected body known as a county council or board of supervisors. It is responsible for providing certain public services and administering local laws within its boundaries.
Example: The County Court has jurisdiction over civil cases involving disputes between individuals or organizations within the county.