Oslo
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- proper noun
- /ˈɑːsloʊ/
- Oslo has become too difficult for us.
- Oslo, Norway
- University of Oslo
- Munch Museum in Oslo
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Watch on YouTubeA London, B Barcelona, C Oslo or D Amsterdam?
- A London, B Barcelona, C Oslo or D Amsterdam?
- There were these groups of overt anti Semites raging around Oslo saying Jews out.
- They're the same company that built the walls in, in Oslo and in Christiansen.
- Tickets are available now for Glasgow, Dublin, Oslo, Stockholm, London, Manchester, and Amsterdam.
- Let's get into the last places we went on the tour, and the next place we went to was Oslo, Norway.
- There's even, there's even YouTube channels that show Norwegian trains just going from Oslo to Bergen and I'll watch it.
- But, you know, after you get to like the fifth of the sixth city, it's like, OK, what's so different about Oslo?
- But, you know, I think really we do have to look at the sort of congestion pricing paradigms that they have in Stockholm and Oslo and London.
- You can be in Tokyo or in London or in Oslo or in New Orleans, and the spot price of gold will be the same all over the world.
- So he travels to Oslo in Norway to try to find out what's what's going on, hopefully talk with the man.
Examples
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Oslo is the capital city of Norway, known for its stunning waterfront and green spaces.
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Oslo is in Norway.
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Because I believe in my heart, tonight, Oslo has already won.
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Yes, he met her in Oslo two years ago.
Fiction book (1999) -
I was based in Oslo and I had a background in business and financial journalism.
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Let's get into the last places we went on the tour, and the next place we went to was Oslo, Norway.
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We're going to be staying here in Oslo with Viljar.
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Two years ago, the conference was held in Oslo; he couldn't go because his marriage was falling apart.
Fiction book (1999) -
In Europe, Paris leads for indie music, whereas Oslo leads for music as a whole.
Blog text (7) -
You can be in Tokyo or in London or in Oslo or in New Orleans, and the spot price of gold will be the same all over the world.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Oslo comes from old Norse parts ás or ós meaning 'ridge' or 'river mouth' and ló meaning 'meadow'. A helpful way to remember the name is to think of 'a meadow by the ridge or river mouth', which fits the city's place where low land meets the water.