Definition
Definition of Cardiff - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
WalesUK capital city of Wales, known for its historyUK
- Cardiff is the capital of Wales.
2.
politicsUK metonym for the Welsh governmentUK
- Cardiff announced new policies today.
3.
CaliforniaRare UK synonym of Cardiff-by-the-Sea, California, USARare UK
- Cardiff in California is by the sea.
4.
geographyRare UK suburb in Lake Macquarie, New South Wales, AustraliaRare UK
- Cardiff in Australia is a peaceful suburb.
5.
CanadaRare UK community in Highlands East, Ontario, CanadaRare UK
- Cardiff in Ontario is a small community.
6.
New ZealandRare UK rural settlement in Taranaki, New ZealandRare UK
- Cardiff in New Zealand is a rural area.
Origin of Cardiff
Welsh, Caerdydd (fort of the Taff)
Terms with Cardiff included in their meaning
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Examples of Cardiff in a sentence
Cardiff hosts an annual arts festival. Cardiff is facing criticism over its recent decisions. The opposition challenged Cardiff on its budget plans. Cardiff offers beautiful coastal views. Many tourists visit Cardiff for surfing. Cardiff offers beautiful views and a friendly community.
Many families choose Cardiff for its excellent schools. Cardiff is known for its beautiful landscapes in Ontario. Many tourists visit Cardiff for its serene environment. Cardiff is known for its scenic landscapes. Many tourists visit Cardiff for its tranquility.
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- French:Cardiff, ...
- German:Cardiff, ...
- Italian:Cardiff, Cardiff-by-the-Sea, ...
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- Portuguese:Cardiff, Cardife, ...
- Chinese:加的夫, 加利福尼亚的卡迪夫, ...
- Japanese:カーディフ, ...
- Arabic:كَارْدِيف, ...
- Hebrew:קַארְדִיף, קַרְדִיף, ...
- Russian:Кардифф, ...
- Ukrainian:Кардіфф, ...
- Hindi:कार्डिफ, ...
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