Frankfurt
- proper noun
- I was the head surgeon at the Frankfurt General Hospital.
- Frankfurt am Main
- Frankfurt, Germany
- University of Frankfurt
Then our company moved from Frankfurt to Offenbach.
- Then our company moved from Frankfurt to Offenbach.
- Last October I was in Germany but didn't go to the Frankfurt Book Fair.
- Always it was a transit, Germany, Frankfurt or Italy, and then from Italy to Albania.
- I just said India to Germany nonstop to Frankfurt.
- I got trapped in Chicago, which isn't hardship, and then in Frankfurt and then in Brussels and then in Paris.
- I mean, of course the goal that's in here and Frankfurt and New York and so on that will persist.
- He owned a guy, He bought a garden on the outskirts of of Frankfurt.
- Spiky cities internationally would be London, Shanghai, Singapore, possibly Frankfurt.
- I was in tears in the in the layover at Frankfurt because I've never seen a big airport before in my life.
- I only had that meal because I was flying back from Poland and had a stop in Frankfurt that was supposed to be for one hour.
- My brother Bruce and I, we were touring, my spiritual brother, we were touring Europe by train, and we were going from Zurich, Switzerland to Frankfurt, Germany.
- And, you know, I remember in Frankfurt Book Fair well after Briefer History was published, or maybe right before we went there.
- The capital is Frankfurt, you idiots.
Examples
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Then our company moved from Frankfurt to Offenbach.
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Three winners will be awarded a trip to Frankfurt, Germany, to present their ideas to engineers and management.
Academic text (2012) -
You are leaving next week for Frankfurt, and from there to Orange County.
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We were impressed by all of the parks in Frankfurt, particularly along the river.
Blog text (2) -
Last October I was in Germany but didn't go to the Frankfurt Book Fair.
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Tom's dad is in the Air Force, and he spent 4 years in Frankfurt as a teenager.
Academic text (1994) -
I was in tears in the in the layover at Frankfurt because I've never seen a big airport before in my life.
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After a layover in Frankfurt, he traveled on in a southerly direction.
Fiction book (1991) -
From Wiesbaden, take autobahn A66 to Frankfurt and stay to the right for autobahn A3.
Blog text (8) -
The big banks' headquarters will remain in Frankfurt, near the new European Central Bank.
Synonyms
A large German city known for banks, industry, and business
A large city in central Germany that is an important banking and trade centre
Compounds
A large city in central Germany that is an important banking and trade centre
Surface Forms
Etymology
Frankfurt comes from two old parts: Frank (the Franks, a group of German people) and furt meaning 'ford', a shallow place to cross a river. It originally meant a place where the Franks crossed the river, which helps explain why a town at that crossing grew into an important trade and financial center.