Syracuse
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2.9
- proper noun
- /ˈsɪrəkjuːs/
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Syracuse (Nueva York)
- By that year, I had transferred to Syracuse University and lived at home.
- Syracuse University
- Syracuse, NY
- city of Syracuse
And if you didn't have your Manly issued sweatpants sweatshirt, he sent you outside in Syracuse with a foot of snow with shorts and AT shirt on.
- And if you didn't have your Manly issued sweatpants sweatshirt, he sent you outside in Syracuse with a foot of snow with shorts and AT shirt on.
- So we've been traveling, you know, recently we took our son up to Syracuse to move him back, and we went as a couple with our first born.
- While my capable son graduated from Syracuse, that class had trouble getting jobs.
- She would go on to an MFA from Syracuse.
- The reason he went to New England was Dick McPherson was the head coach at Syracuse.
- So, you know, I wasn't playing at Hopkins or Syracuse or Duke or UVA or Princeton even at that time was really good.
Examples
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Medical students spend the first two years at Syracuse and the third and fourth years at Binghamton.
Academic text (1997) -
Sue Kowalski is the teacher librarian at Pine Grove Middle School in Syracuse, New York.
Academic text (2012) -
I moved away from Syracuse and came out here.
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Last time we were alone in a hotel room was in Syracuse.
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I did nine plays and eight months up at Syracuse.
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Out in Boston, he grew up in Syracuse.
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While my capable son graduated from Syracuse, that class had trouble getting jobs.
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He's from Syracuse, New York.
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Let's go to Adam in Syracuse, NY Adam, what's going on?
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I visited Syracuse, New York, last summer to enjoy the local festivals.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Syracuse (New York) was named after the ancient Sicilian city Syrakousai, so the American city borrowed the old name from the well-known Mediterranean city and keeps that link today.