Salzburg
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- proper noun
- You're going to Salzburg for a week to work with Sister Young.
- Salzburg Seminar
- Salzburg, Austria
- Salzburg University
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Watch on YouTubeYesterday I was in Salzburg for talks with European leaders.
- Yesterday I was in Salzburg for talks with European leaders.
- And we go to this, the red light district in Salzburg, Austria.
- But I thought it could have been with the real stuff outside the real Salzburg, very, very over sweet.
- I just talked to a guy, he said Salzburg train cancelled, Milch no more.
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Yesterday I was in Salzburg for talks with European leaders.
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After our wedding ceremony, we went straight to the Salzburg Festival.
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I want you to come back to Salzburg with me.
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By the way, Salzburg is a perfect city to start an international music tour!
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So those of you continuing to Salzburg, Austria please remain seated.
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One August, they even went to Salzburg for the Mozart festival.
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One stage had as many as 250 characters that depicted life in Salzburg during the 1600s.
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Mozart's region centered on Salzburg and radiated to Vienna and Munich.
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Hellbrunn was built from 1613 to 1619 for Salzburg's Archbishop, Markus Sittikus von Hohenems.
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I want you to come back to Salzburg with me.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Salzburg comes from the German parts Salz 'salt' and Burg 'castle'. The town grew rich from the salt trade and built a large fortress, which helps explain why Salzburg became an important and beautiful city known for music and history.