Cardiff
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- proper noun
- /ˈkɑːdɪf/
- I'm walking through Cardiff in the rain on our way to Cardiff Comic Con.
- Cardiff University
- Cardiff, Wales
- Cardiff, U.K.
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Watch on YouTubeSo he flew with me from Cardiff to London last year.
- So he flew with me from Cardiff to London last year.
- And off the back of that I met somebody, actually a lovely Welsh guy who Ryan knew from Cardiff.
- Commissioned by Mattel, the study out of Cardiff University looked at boys and girls brains while they played with Barbies.
- I trust Doctor Sam because she is legit, truly legit dermatologist and I trust my dermatologist who works in Cardiff, who is Doctor Maria Gonzalez.
- A kid skateboarder from Cardiff to then being household name?
- Well, I, I went from Elephant Castle, fucking Cardiff, Swansea.
- Yeah, he obviously live, he lives in Cardiff, I lived in Manchester.
- Call me living with three or four guys in in in Cardiff at the time.
- So we booked, we actually booked Cardiff.
- I'm talking Cardiff, Birmingham, York, Bristol, Southend and Oxford.
Examples
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You had a good job in Cardiff, didn't you?
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I went to visit my boyfriend in Cardiff, and I was appalled at how expensive the drugstore products were.
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We came all the way from Cardiff to say hi!
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Hey, I saw you fight in Cardiff, Wales once.
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I know some people in Cardiff.
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So he flew with me from Cardiff to London last year.
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He's American, but he teaches at the University of Cardiff in Wales in Britain.
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I am a GP and Clinical Lecturer at Cardiff University, Wales, UK.
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And I want to thank the people of Newport and Cardiff and the people of Wales for welcoming me and my delegation so warmly.
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I visited Cardiff, the capital of Wales, to explore its rich history.
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Etymology
The word Cardiff comes from the Welsh parts Caer 'fort' and Taff 'the river', so it originally meant 'fort on the Taff'. That's why the city's name points to the fortress by the river where the town began.