Stockholm
- proper noun
- My recent journey was brief: one day in Stockholm and three in London.
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Stockholm University
- held in Stockholm
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Watch on YouTubeAnd the last place we ended up in was Stockholm, Stockholm.
- And the last place we ended up in was Stockholm, Stockholm.
- When will you come to Stockholm man?
- But I'll tell you, we were in Stockholm for a week.
- And he got a free trip to my hometown of Stockholm as a result.
- Tickets are available now for Glasgow, Dublin, Oslo, Stockholm, London, Manchester, and Amsterdam.
- My wife, girlfriend at the time was in Stockholm.
- And they kicked me out of Gandalf Hell in Stockholm.
- And when she wakes up, finally, there's all these missed phone calls from Stockholm.
- And one guy, he just ex army guy, but he was a police officer in Stockholm.
Examples
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New York City was the opening scene, followed by a conference in Stockholm.
Academic text (2013) -
Hello, I am Maria and I'm calling from Stockholm, Sweden.
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We gotta go through Stockholm to get there.
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I'll catch you guys tomorrow back in Stockholm for some more fun.
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But I'll tell you, we were in Stockholm for a week.
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She arrived in Stockholm that morning from New York.
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Lars' dates in Stockholm sold out in eight hours.
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We've been building up this amazing art house cinema in Stockholm together.
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Happily, she made it to Stockholm entirely unscathed.
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Hello, I am Maria and I'm calling from Stockholm, Sweden.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stockholm comes from old Swedish parts stock 'log' and holm 'island'. The town began on small islands with wooden posts and bridges, so the name is like 'log island' and that helps you remember Stockholm is a city built on many islands by the sea.