Trinidad
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3.2
- proper noun
- /ˈtrɪnɪdæd/
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Trinidad
- Before that, he grew up dirt-poor in Trinidad.
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Carnival in Trinidad
- music of Trinidad
And you were born in Florida or in Trinidad?
- And you were born in Florida or in Trinidad?
- Also, and this is true, we checked and my show is broadcast in Trinidad.
- She never had the chance to write down her memories of her life in Trinidad as a young woman and what it meant.
- And every time they cut a slave boat in the Atlantic, they come with a slave and drop them in the so-called slave captive, drop them in Trinidad.
- Yeah, Dwight would do after a a a weekend after partying in Trinidad.
- They're Canada, Australia, Singapore, Barbados, Trinidad and New Zealand.
- And he's like, I'm Trinidad and you're like, yeah, dude, we know again, all women, really all women, dude.
Examples
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My grandfather was a kind of sorcerer in Trinidad.
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She never had the chance to write down her memories of her life in Trinidad as a young woman and what it meant.
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We used to be able to go to Trinidad and play against their teams often.
Academic text (1994) -
I thought, first of all, I'd go to Trinidad, and then I changed my mind.
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I left mine with a Spanish pirate off the coast of Trinidad.
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I think in Trinidad they do a lot of really good stews.
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"Delores wants me to pick up her little brother in Trinidad on the way back."
Fiction book (2000) -
"We got to make a stop in Trinidad," Dwight said.
Fiction book (2000) -
Starting with this guy, Jack Warner, he's an executive committee member from Trinidad and Tobago.
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I have always wanted to visit Trinidad to explore its beautiful beaches and vibrant culture.
Compounds
A country of two islands in the southern Caribbean near Venezuela
Surface Forms
Etymology
Trinidad comes from the Spanish word Trinidad, which means 'Trinity' or 'three'. Early Spanish explorers named the island for the Holy Trinity, so the name reminds us of 'three' and is the same tri- you see in 'trio' and 'triangle'.