Levin
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- proper noun
- /ˈlɛvɪn/
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Levin
- I'm meeting with Mr. Levin next week to discuss the project.
- Levin and colleagues
- Sen. Levin
- Senator Levin
You know, a guy called Fred Levin, a crook.
- You know, a guy called Fred Levin, a crook.
- And now dear friends, here's Aaron Smith Levin.
- I think big rarity in this regard is Michael Levin, who is considering these things in earnest.
- And now, dear friends, here's Michael Levin.
- Toby Sonnenberg says, hey, Doctor Tyson and Doctor Levin.
- This is the very first problem proved to be MP complete by Cook and then by Levin.
- Trebek recently sat down with Harvey Levin from TMZ to talk about his future on Jeopardy and his answer was troubling.
- Levin, Louis Levin, and he has a client and the first thing he says you need to can you please find out if if she's the brat that he used to babysit?
Examples
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- Hi, Mr. Levin.
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Levin wants you and your team in his office.
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- I think I know why Frank Levin got killed.
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What has Levin got to do with it?
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Then inform Mr. Levin he'll be better off watching the fight at home on TV.
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More than that, my dear Levin, she's a wonderful woman.
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When she was a girl, Levin and his wife Abby used to come around about once a month.
Fiction book (1998) -
According to Levin, the second half of the community college mission was that of new vocationalism.
Academic text (2002) -
And by the way, Dr. Levin's been leaving messages, and I highly suggest you call him because you need help.
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Good morning, Mrs. Levin.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Levin is a family name that often comes from old names meaning 'dear friend' or from the Hebrew lev meaning 'heart', so a Levin may originally have been called for being a loved or kind person.