Does anyone know what derby is the phonetic meaning of that word?

Derby, Derbyshire! A small town in the south of the UK!

Is there a derby in Britain ouch.

The derby is a match between trillions of teams in the same city, and later extended to a competition between teams with similar strength.

Derby ** English derby. The first letter is capitalized, and it is obviously a proper noun. On the map of the United Kingdom, you can find a county of Derbyshire (northwest of the city of London).

Derbyshire is said to be rich in fine British thoroughbreds. Horse racing has always been popular in Europe, and later on the racetracks of European countries, almost all of the best horses from Derby County competed.

So the Europeans collectively referred to this horse racing activity as the Derby Battle. Since then, it has been used as a metaphor to refer to the match between two teams in the same city.

Derby now refers to a match between two teams from the same city in the same level of football.

Derby originated from the British horse race, Derby is a place name, Derby's horses are particularly bullish, every time they win the championship, every time the horse race becomes a race between the horses of the Derby, and the horses in other places are not ranked. Later, it became known as the derby. Derbies are now extended to be competitions between sports teams in the same city.

Now the derby has been expanded and the national derby has been extensive, but according to the traditional definition, there are only four real national derbys, Spain, Argentina, Scotland, Italy.

Other countries, some because there are third or more teams that can compete with these two teams, such as England, the Netherlands, Portugal. Some countries cannot find two teams with similar strength and influence, such as Germany and France. There are countries that meet both of these conditions but do not have the fiery atmosphere and tradition of the national derby, such as Ukraine.

But if measured by the broad national derby, these countries can also find their own national derby.

Meaning: a confrontation between two of the strongest teams in a country, known as the national derby.

Depending on the situation, the definition and scope of use of the Derby are also different.

The first definition refers to the confrontation between two teams located in the same region.

The second definition refers to a match between two teams of similar strength and historical glory.

The third scenario is a confrontation between two of the strongest teams in a country, the national derby. The fourth scenario is a tug-of-war between two teams after they have a grudge due to some historical or other factors.

1. Theory 1: The word derby may have originated from the annual football match held in Ashburn, De Berdale, in the middle of England on Shrove and the first day of Lent, where the town was divided into two teams, one called the "upper" (up'ARDS) while the other team is the "Downstream" team with a three-mile distance and a game that takes place throughout town.

2. Theory 2, originated from the Derby horse founded by the 12th Earl of Derby in 1780. In 1870, after the British Earl of Derby founded the British Derby Club, horse races were held every year on the first Wednesday of June in Epsom near London.