Sacramento
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- proper noun
- /sækrəˈmɛntoʊ/
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Sacramento
- And the Knicks over Sacramento 97-96.
- Sacramento River
- Sacramento, California
- Sacramento, CA
Rogan just had another show in Sacramento and Coco.
- Rogan just had another show in Sacramento and Coco.
- So I opened a restaurant in the town of Sacramento, CA at the Crocker Art Museum.
- We're going to be in Biloxi, Sacramento, Charleston, Seattle and a little bit more.
- It looks like tentatively on Tuesday we will be at Sacramento and probably San Jose.
- And I've been here this weekend in Sacramento.
- By the time it came back, Sean had told me I was going to Sacramento.
- So Smosh is a YouTube channel started by two idiots in Sacramento.
- But she she says, do you remember what it was like the first time you drove in Sacramento?
- There should be a marriage between cochlear implants and ASL, but there's so much controversy in Sacramento.
- But we're now in a situation where we can send all this stuff off to Sacramento and they can loving, well, sort it out for themselves.
- I got put up in like a DoubleTree in in Sacramento the night prior.
Examples
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I would be happy to relocate to Sacramento or any place you wanted.
Fiction book (1997) -
So I opened a restaurant in the town of Sacramento, CA at the Crocker Art Museum.
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When I get to Sacramento, I would immediately destroy the car tax.
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And I also got am at the Junior Theatre Festival and which is happens in Sacramento, which I just came from.
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So I spent four days a week in Sacramento and three days a week in Los Angeles.
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- I got a phone call today... from a coach at a junior college in Sacramento.
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"I have to be on the bus for Sacramento leaving Harrison Street at eight in the morning."
Fiction book (1999) -
However, the Sacramento region was one of the fastest-growing areas in California in the 1960s.
Academic text (2017) -
It is just southeast of Sacramento, CA.
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I visited Sacramento, the capital city of California, last summer.
Compounds
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A long river in northern California that starts near Mount Shasta and flows to San Francisco Bay
A mountain range in southern New Mexico in the United States east of the Rio Grande
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Sacramento comes from the Spanish word sacramento, which means 'sacrament' or 'something sacred'. Spanish explorers named the nearby river after a religious feast, and the city kept the river's name, so the name reminds us of something 'sacred'.