Cambridge
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- proper noun
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Cambridge (Reino Unido)
- For one year in 1974, the family lived in Cambridge, England, before returning to Yorktown Heights.
- Cambridge University
- Cambridge University Press
- Cambridge, UK
You saw me in the Ding Ho Chinese restaurant in Cambridge.
- You saw me in the Ding Ho Chinese restaurant in Cambridge.
- And he goes to the Lays School in Cambridge and wins an an essay prize.
- This was in Whitemore, No, in where White Moor in, in Cambridge.
- Cambridge controls the centre of Cambridge.
- So you've got to have your phone on all time and you can't leave an hours and a half radius of radius of Cambridge.
Examples
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You will find many historic buildings when you explore Cambridge.
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You went to Cambridge?
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I am going to Cambridge in the morning.
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Christmas is a festive time to be in Cambridge, England.
Fiction book (1999) -
Done and done, we all shuffled over to Cambridge Boat Club for the Olympians Reception.
Blog text (29) -
Mrs. Polly Courtice, LVO, is the Director of the University of Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership.
Blog text (19) -
The most famous, or infamous, of Snow's critics was the prominent Cambridge literary scholar F. R. Leavis.
Academic text (2003) -
Participants included 75 male and 75 female adult spectators attending the Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Academic text (2007) -
In the morning, I'm returning to Cambridge to visit my friends.
Compounds
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A famous university in Cambridge, England known for its strong teaching and research
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A famous, very old university in Cambridge, England, that teaches students and does research in many subjects
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cambridge in England sits on the River Cam and its name comes from Cam + bridge, which means 'bridge over the Cam'. The town grew around that river crossing and later became famous for its university.