Copenhagen
- proper noun
- /ˈkoʊpənˌheɪɡən/
- So in Copenhagen, they're famous for their small open face sandwiches.
- Copenhagen, Denmark
- meeting in Copenhagen
- delegation to Copenhagen
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Watch on YouTubeIt was at the town centre in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.
- It was at the town centre in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.
- I bought this in Copenhagen in February.
- This brand as well is from Copenhagen.
- I've seen some of your appearances on other podcasts, and I got to see you speak while we were both in Copenhagen.
- It's, it's, it's an, you know, an extra mag in a pocket in Copenhagen, whatever cash.
Examples
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Many tourists visit Copenhagen to enjoy its picturesque waterfront and famous Tivoli Gardens.
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We're staying at the Scandic Copenhagen Hotel.
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I bought this in Copenhagen in February.
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I saw you in Copenhagen too.
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You can tell us the good places to eat in Copenhagen."
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Many are quite surprised to learn that half of the citizens in our capital Copenhagen bike to work every day.
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It was at the town centre in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.
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In 48 hours you will be ashore at Copenhagen.
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Annelise Kaufmann is 26 years old and has been a member of the Copenhagen Jewish Community all her life.
Academic text (1999) -
In Copenhagen, the beautiful architecture blends with modern design and history.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Copenhagen comes from the Danish København, made of køb 'buy' and havn 'harbour'. So imagine a busy harbour where traders buy and sell, and you can see why Copenhagen began as a 'merchants' harbour' and is still a major port city.