Toulouse
- proper noun
- /tuːˈluːz/
- Inside the A350 assembly plant in Toulouse, southern France, Airbus is now putting together the first flyable A350.
- Toulouse-Lautrec
- de Toulouse
- Toulouse, France
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Watch on YouTubeAnd she was from Toulouse, which is, you know, not, not Paris.
- And she was from Toulouse, which is, you know, not, not Paris.
- And I and I, we had, you know, some native speaker from Toulouse there and she and I got to be friends and we, we chat a lot.
Examples
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Demonstrations were also held in the cities of Lyon, Toulouse, and Marseille.
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And she was from Toulouse, which is, you know, not, not Paris.
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Government officials and media were at the A350 final assembly line in Toulouse last month.
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It's in Toulouse.
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The instructors at the Concorde flight school in Toulouse tell me you scored very high in their testing.
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Jean Brunhes was born in Toulouse and retained his southern accent.
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She ran a Michelin-starred restaurant outside of Toulouse called "L'Institution.”
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The English soccer team will be playing their next match in Toulouse next week.
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We spent our holiday exploring the historic sites of Toulouse, a vibrant city in southern France.
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She often visits Toulouse to enjoy its rich culture and delicious cuisine.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Toulouse comes from the old Roman name Tolosa, probably from an even older local name, so the city's name itself is a reminder of its very long history.