Melbourne
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- proper noun
- /ˈmɛl.bɜrn/
- This is the final boarding call for flight LT 606 to Melbourne.
- Melbourne, Australia
- Melbourne University
- the city of Melbourne
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Watch on YouTubeWe I'll be in Sydney and Melbourne and in Brisbane.
- We I'll be in Sydney and Melbourne and in Brisbane.
- I was in Melbourne or in Sydney.
- Hey, Theo, it's George from Melbourne, Australia.
- So today, eight years ago, I believe I was in Melbourne back then at Etihad Stadium.
- And then I got a film in Melbourne, Australia, and I just got here.
- Right now it is the morning here in Melbourne.
- She's the director of the Issue for Regenerative Medicine in Melbourne, Australia.
- And she did that when in in Melbourne where I had a visiting professorship position there.
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Anyway, thank you, Nick from Melbourne, Australia.
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Thousands held protests in Melbourne and Perth on Saturday.
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And then I got a film in Melbourne, Australia, and I just got here.
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How long you been in Melbourne for?
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We took a street art walking tour in Melbourne because they have streets that are designated.
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In two years, the summer Olympics would be held in Melbourne, Australia.
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We are about to leave Melbourne and our first stop will be Torque, which is technically the start of the Great Ocean Road.
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She's the director of the Issue for Regenerative Medicine in Melbourne, Australia.
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That's right, we're going to be in July in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.
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I'm visiting my friend in Melbourne, which is known for its vibrant arts scene.
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Etymology
Melbourne was named after a British leader, Lord Melbourne, whose title came from the small English place name meaning a mill by a burn ('stream'). So the city's name links both to that leader and to the old idea of a 'mill by a stream'.