Auckland
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- proper noun
- If you wanna send me a postcard, the yacht club in Auckland will find me.
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Auckland University
- Auckland Museum
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Watch on YouTubeHowever, it was the cheapest way to get from Christchurch to Auckland with one way rental.
- However, it was the cheapest way to get from Christchurch to Auckland with one way rental.
- I'm watching firework shows in Tokyo and in Auckland and in before they're happening where I am.
- If you want to go from Auckland to Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, the Auckland, New Zealand, this would be the shortest route.
- We all of our sets are just scattered around the world, around the world, around Auckland.
- And Kevin Dutton, he's the head of the communication of science for Auckland University in, in Australia or Adelaide maybe.
- We went to Auckland as well and you meet people who are saying, making sounds and they don't know what they're saying.
Examples
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A young nurse from Auckland named Hannah Simpson was there, working for the Red Cross.
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Good morning and welcome to Auckland, New Zealand's main port.
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- I just left Auckland this morning.
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We just made it to Auckland.
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Good morning and welcome to Auckland, New Zealand.
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The next flight out of here goes nonstop to... Auckland, New Zealand.
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- I got a job on a yacht, they're heading for Auckland, New Zealand.
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If you want to go from Auckland to Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, the Auckland, New Zealand, this would be the shortest route.
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We've traveled the world, we're in New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand, the heart of rugby's insanity.
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We just made it to Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Auckland was named after a British lord, the Earl of Auckland, and his title comes from an English place name made of oak and land, meaning 'land of oaks', so imagining oak trees on the land helps you remember Auckland is the name of a city and place.