Arlington
- proper noun
- /ˈɑrlɪŋtən/
- Every summer, we visit Arlington to enjoy the local festivals and attractions.
- Arlington, Texas
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Watch on YouTubeSo if you're in Arlington, TX, swing by Hurtado and check it out.
- So if you're in Arlington, TX, swing by Hurtado and check it out.
- Don't miss these epic showdowns live from AT&T; Stadium in Arlington, TX.
- Julia from Arlington, TX wants to talk about Jenicell and so do I.
- I wouldn't say you're investing in Dallas, the city of Dallas or in McKinney or necessarily, you know, Arlington or anywhere there.
Examples
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They're marching from the Capitol to Arlington and the Tomb of the Unknown.
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I heard it was a real nice service up there at Arlington.
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I went to Arlington at the request of people that lost their children.
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I'm from Arlington, you know.
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Didn't you ever hear of the Arlington Cemetery?
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And they put him in in Arlington Cemetery and there's a flame there at the burial spot.
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The investigative firm of Private Solutions has its headquarters in Arlington, across from the courthouse.
Fiction book (1997) -
So if you're in Arlington, TX, swing by Hurtado and check it out.
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Christopher Watkins stands at attention at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery. Photographer unknown.
Academic text (2015) -
I grew up in Arlington, a vibrant city located between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Arlington comes from old English place parts: -ing meaning 'people of' and -ton meaning 'town', with the first part likely a person's name, perhaps like Earl. So it originally meant 'the town of that person's people', which is why Arlington is used today as the name of a town or city.