Adelaide
- proper noun
- Stay with my gran in Adelaide, get out of the heat.
- Adelaide, Australia
- Adelaide University
- Adelaide, South Australia
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Watch on YouTubeAnd I went and visited their shop in Adelaide and it was spectacular.
- And I went and visited their shop in Adelaide and it was spectacular.
- Hi, my name is Travis and I'm from Adelaide in SA.
- Please welcome to A Late Show from Adelaide, Australia.
- Well I will say there are still tickets available to the Adelaide show in Australia and that's in a couple of weeks.
- The notion whichever needs our heart so favoured in the City of Adelaide for building parks around the centre of the city.
- It's it's wild to think that like little girl from Adelaide SA made it to WWE and is inspiring people to be themselves.
- And Kevin Dutton, he's the head of the communication of science for Auckland University in, in Australia or Adelaide maybe.
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You're not going back to Adelaide, are you?
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Well I will say there are still tickets available to the Adelaide show in Australia and that's in a couple of weeks.
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Please welcome to A Late Show from Adelaide, Australia.
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OK, so for three days, Adelaide is an hour and a half flight from Melbourne.
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We spent a night in Beijing and went on to Adelaide the following day.
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And I went and visited their shop in Adelaide and it was spectacular.
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You'll be back in Adelaide in no time.
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Production of the Freedom Powerbank for households begins in Adelaide in January next year.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has praised Adelaide after she visited key defense facilities.
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Please welcome to A Late Show from Adelaide, Australia.
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Etymology
Adelaide comes from an old German name made of Adal 'noble' and heid 'kind', so it originally meant 'noble kind'. The Australian city Adelaide was named after Queen Adelaide, so you can remember the place name by thinking of a queen and the idea of 'noble'.