Montreal
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- proper noun
- /mɒntrɪˈɔːl/
- I received a letter on April 14, same day as the assassination, sent from Montreal.
- Montreal, Quebec
- Montreal, Canada
- City of Montreal
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Watch on YouTubeI would say turn around because Montreal is about to become Hollywood.
- I would say turn around because Montreal is about to become Hollywood.
- It's a company from Montreal, so it's a good old Canadian store.
- But you know, when I was just in Montreal, I was just in Mount Pleasant, MI.
- at Stanford, his PhD at University Of Montreal with Joshua Bengio and Aaron Kerrville.
- So we thought for lunch we'd order some Montreal bagels.
- Ewan Cameron was a Canadian psychiatrist in Montreal that was erasing people's hard drives.
- But what what ended up being really neat was Sarah had gone to Montreal to shoot a project.
- Peter received his PhD from the Universite de Montreal.
Examples
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She studied at McGill University, which is located in Montreal, Canada.
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So I will be in Montreal for Thanksgiving.
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I was born in the US, came to Montreal when I was one years old, OK?
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I would say turn around because Montreal is about to become Hollywood.
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It's a company from Montreal, so it's a good old Canadian store.
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All right, you two, let's get you to Montreal and get you married.
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I know a guy in Montreal.
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We go back to Montreal tomorrow, all bets are off.
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You were an accountant in Montreal?
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I'm from Montreal, Canada, and I've been doing parkour for 14 years.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Montreal comes from the French name Mont Royal, which means 'royal mountain'. Think of the English words mount and royal: the city was named for a large hill called Mount Royal, so Montreal is the town around that 'royal mountain'.