Milan
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- proper noun
- /mɪˈlæn/
- The annual fashion week in Milan attracts designers from all over the world.
- Milan, Italy
- the city of Milan
- an Italian from Milan
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Watch on YouTubeGoing up and down to from Milan to Salou to wherever.
- Going up and down to from Milan to Salou to wherever.
- Just get flown over a free trip to Milan and you're going.
- I was the last plane to leave Milan, flew to LA, went through a breakup.
- I was trying to fly on a commercial flight from Milan airport.
- And, and then she went to study in Italy in, in Milan.
- The boss was a former plastic surgeon from Milan turned low end electronics importer.
Examples
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When the train had left Milan, he'd considered himself lucky to have the compartment to himself.
Fiction book (1992) -
Update The Milan Cathedral is just through there.
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Oh OK. Up near Milan, but four hours away. OK,
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We should go, you got to fly to Milan tomorrow.
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And most of that time, I was in Milan.
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I'd been working as a model in Milan, and I'd been home only a couple of days.
Fiction book (1990) -
I've spent so much of my working life in Northern Italy, in Milan and the area around Milan.
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I had to go to Milan, find where the Canadian consulate was located.
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"I shall be so happy to have my first glimpse of Milan," Irene said.
Fiction book (2001) -
Anderson Cooper was in Milan at a Lady Gaga concert.
Academic text (2011)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Milan: The name Milan comes from the old Latin Mediolanum, made of medi- 'middle' and -lanum 'plain'. So being in the 'middle' of the flat land helped Milan become a busy center for trade, industry and fashion.