Zurich
- proper noun
- /ˈzʊrɪk/
- After a long flight, I finally arrived in Zurich, the largest city in Switzerland.
- Zurich, Switzerland
- ETH Zurich
- University of Zurich
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- So I'm starting to think that this free bicycle program in Zurich is a myth.
- Where is the foot traffic of watch buyers in downtown Zurich?
- And then him and my friend from Zurich, they left and I stayed on my own for two days.
- End up being flown back to Europe on like a medical plane to a clinic in Zurich, An amazing place.
- My brother Bruce and I, we were touring, my spiritual brother, we were touring Europe by train, and we were going from Zurich, Switzerland to Frankfurt, Germany.
- He's from ETH Electrotechnic, is that in Zurich.
- And they go to Zurich, Switzerland, because she's offered a postdoc, postdoc Toral research post.
- And I want to show you some real world examples from Munich and Zurich and Dunkirk.
- And then my father, he did buy if a company near Zurich, an electric car for transport people.
- So as a result of that, he got Malcolm got invited to this conference in Zurich, Switzerland.
- You took it to Zurich and you don't believe it came Like, wow.
Examples
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"But this is Zurich in 1926, and I don't have any Swiss money.
Fiction book (2001) -
Oh, we spent a few hours in Zurich waiting for a train, and then we headed to one of the most magical cities I have ever been to.
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It's a long way to Zurich.
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All the money must be there when I arrive in Zurich.
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I'm flying to Zurich tonight on a conference.
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For the first time since 1962, the Lake of Zurich threatened a solid freeze.
Fiction book (1998) -
A scientist at the University of Zurich provided one of these experimental genes.
Academic text (1999) -
I have a business in Switzerland in Zurich that's a salon.
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During his studies in Zurich, he later met his wife, Bertha Ludwig.
Academic text (1995) -
Though Pauli had been a professor in Zurich since 1928, he was denied Swiss citizenship.
Academic text (1999)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Zurich gets its name from the old Roman place name Turicum, which was probably the name of a small camp or a local person long ago. A helpful way to remember it is to picture a Roman camp by the lake called Turicum that grew into the modern city, which is why the name still sounds ancient and local.