midtown
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3.5
- proper noun
- /ˈmɪdˌtaʊn/
- US
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Midtown
- I'm at the SiriusXM headquarters, Midtown Manhattan.
- Midtown Manhattan
- Midtown New York
- a Midtown office
So I, I live in the East Village, Midtown Manhattan is completely dead.
- So I, I live in the East Village, Midtown Manhattan is completely dead.
- If you're in the South Park near, you know, Midtown, then it's very fun and jovial.
- Now at the studio in Midtown.
- But what happened there was I was staying in Midtown and Riga Royal Hotel at the Riga Royal Hotel.
- And and I went from from Midtown S where you know, you had the best food in the world.
- Hammer and Nails Midtown Atlanta I forget the street, but we, we did some work together.
- Because I represent a group of people that's looking for some place to park in Midtown.
- But I'm especially happy that these people could join us in here after mushing their sled dogs through the Midtown tundra to join us here at the end of the Eagle.
Examples
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I was having lunch with Edward Norton in Midtown Manhattan about seven years ago.
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Most of the businesses west of Sixth Ave. in Midtown were open, including several delis and a Starbucks.
Blog text (13) -
Could I have the number for Midtown Flowers, please?
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So we just made it up to Midtown and I'm feeling so good.
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Midtown Manhattan, everywhere, trying to make phone calls.
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JACOB is driving a mail truck through the crowded streets of Midtown Manhattan.
Fiction book (1990) -
At 5:30, I checked in at my hotel room in midtown Manhattan.
Fiction book (2000) -
Patrick sits in the back seat of a taxi slowly making its way through Midtown gridlock.
Fiction book (2000) -
PHOTO (COLOR): Pape Babou, a licensed vendor, sells watches to tourists and Midtown office workers on Madison Avenue.
Academic text (2002) -
Clients like coming to New York, especially to Midtown with its theaters and restaurants.
Synonyms
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The main part of a city with many offices, shops, and restaurants
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1.1
The main area of a city with most shops and offices
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3.3
The main busy area in the middle of a city where people work and meet
How Central
- US
18
1.1
- US
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- US
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3.5
- US
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3.6
- US
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1.8
286
2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Midtown is the ordinary word midtown used as a place name, made of mid ('middle') and town ('city'), which shows its location. So Midtown often refers to the officially named central part of a city, between downtown and uptown.