Hanover
- proper noun
- Doris Dorrie, a writer and filmmaker, was born in Hanover, Germany, on May 26, 1955.
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- He's been a parliamentarian in Hanover.
Examples
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Doris Dorrie, a writer and filmmaker, was born in Hanover, Germany, on May 26, 1955.
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Hello, so I'm back in Hanover and now I got to pack my room.
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We bought a nice house in Hanover, where Peter is from.
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Then I just walked the streets of Hanover late at night.
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This is a picture of it which comes from a a museum in Hanover, which was where Leibnitz lived.
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I'm a physician in Hanover, Michigan.
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She's 26, born outside Hanover.
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My wife has family in Hanover, and we love the city of Köln too.
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I agreed to have him transferred to an amazing hospital, Dartmouth Hitchcock in Hanover, NH.
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When he was a boy in Hanover, the family's first car was a 1964 Beetle.
Synonyms
A city in northwestern Germany with a major trade fair and a university
Compounds
Royal family that ruled Britain from 1714 to 1901, starting with George I and ending with Queen Victoria
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hanover comes from old German parts hoh and ufer, meaning 'high' and 'bank', because the town stood on a high river bank; that is why the city is called Hanover.