Belgium
- proper noun
- /ˈbɛldʒəm/
- So I only know three things for sure about Belgium Waffles, beer, and chocolate.
- France and Belgium
- the Netherlands and Belgium
- Germany and Belgium
The day before that I was in Holland and Belgium and flew back.
- The day before that I was in Holland and Belgium and flew back.
- France, England and Belgium all certainly had blood on their hands.
- And in those days it only came from Belgium, so it was very expensive.
- So I've been living in Belgium for like almost half a year now.
- We will at least go to Belgium in summer and probably a few more things.
- French fries, I believe, were invented in Belgium, not France.
- We had a realm in France, one in Belgium.
- And that would never have happened in Belgium.
- I mean that it's a city in Belgium.
Examples
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So I've been living in Belgium for like almost half a year now.
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French fries, I believe, were invented in Belgium, not France.
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And in those days it only came from Belgium, so it was very expensive.
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I was just in Belgium, and so a friend gave me this one.
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His mother says they must go back to Belgium where they have at least a house.
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And let's just say that my school experience in Belgium was very negative.
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And in Belgium, I would recommend Leuven.
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We are at Waterloo in what's now Belgium, and it's just to the South of Brussels.
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The saxophone was invented by a man named Sax in Belgium!
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Last summer, I visited Belgium, where I enjoyed the beautiful architecture and delicious chocolate.
Synonyms
A northwest European country with a king and the main offices of the European Union
A country in northwest Europe where French and Dutch are spoken
Compounds
A northwest European country with a king and the main offices of the European Union
Surface Forms
Etymology
Belgium comes from the old Latin name Belgica, which was named after the people called the Belgae, so it originally meant the 'land of the Belgae'. That's why Belgium today is the country named after those ancient people.