Darjeeling
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- noun
- /ˌdɑrˈdʒiːlɪŋ/
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Darjeeling
- Let's see, we've got some Darjeeling... English Breakfast.
- Darjeeling tea
- cup of Darjeeling
- Darjeeling tea is served
Examples
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Reaching Darjeeling is quite an adventure in itself.
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For a refreshing afternoon drink, I usually prefer a cup of Darjeeling tea.
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The morning air is quite cold, and endless cups of hot Darjeeling tea contribute a great deal to our efforts to shake off the morning chill.
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From the early 19th century, tea plantations have contributed to the economy of Darjeeling, and today, more than 70 plantations dominate the area.
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From the rooftop, we are offered some of the best views of Darjeeling, completely surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.
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Darjeeling offers the adventurous traveler and photographer a variety of majestic and exotic interests.
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The unique flavor of Darjeeling makes it one of my favorite teas.
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She offered me a warm cup of Darjeeling to enjoy while reading my book.
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Etymology
Darjeeling comes from Tibetan words Dorje ('thunderbolt' or a sacred name) and ling ('place'), so it originally meant 'place of the thunderbolt'. That's why Darjeeling tea is named after the town where this famous tea is grown.