Holland
- proper noun
- /ˈhɑːlənd/
- But in Belgium and Holland, they're all fluent in English.
- England and Holland
- France and Holland
- Belgium and Holland
Let's roll the clock back now to Holland Tulip mania.
- Let's roll the clock back now to Holland Tulip mania.
- How much were they paying a kilo in Holland at the time?
- What would have happened if Spain, France and Holland hadn't supported Washington?
- But in Belgium and Holland, they're all fluent in English.
- And enjoyed contrast of life in Holland and Spain and good childhood.
- I went from Holland, got the pills from Harwich.
- And, and oh, didn't Holland legalize like heroin or something?
- And the Scousers going to to to Holland was just beginning to bubble.
- So I drove to one of the best toy stores here in Holland and this is what happened.
- And that bit of time led to floating off to Holland and not coming back at all.
- So obviously for countries like Bangladesh or Holland, those risks are are even greater probably.
- They're talking nobody from Holland, England, England.
Examples
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Many tourists visit Holland every year to enjoy its beautiful canals and tulip fields.
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The family had come from France to Holland because they thought Holland would remain neutral.
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Do you think that Holland may be more open to this type of treatment?
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If people are visiting Holland, what day is a must see at a club?
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Hey, everybody, I am from Holland.
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What will you do in Holland?
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It's a daily newspaper in Holland.
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If I fail this citizenship test, they'll send me back to Holland.
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When you travel to Holland, be sure to try the traditional Dutch cheese.
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In Holland, cycling is a popular way to explore the picturesque countryside.
Synonyms
A country in western Europe by the North Sea with much land below sea level, known for windmills and tulips
A country in western Europe with much land below sea level, known for canals and tulip fields
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Holland comes from old words holt 'wood' and land 'land', so it originally meant 'wood land' or 'wooded land'. Today Holland is the name of a region in the west of the Netherlands, but people often use Holland to mean the whole country.