Definition
Definition of Chelsea - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sportsUK famous English football clubUK
- Chelsea won the match last night.
2.
Manhattan neighborhoodUS neighborhood in Manhattan, New York CityUS
- They live in Chelsea, near the art galleries.
3.
geographyUK district in London known for its affluenceUK
- Chelsea is famous for its stylish shops.
4.
namesfemale first name
- Chelsea is coming to the party tonight.
5.
ceramicsTECH. TM early English porcelain style first made in an 18th-century factoryTECH. TM
- She collects Chelsea porcelain figurines.
Expressions with Chelsea
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large, expensive SUV often used in urban areas
The streets were lined with Chelsea tractors during the school run.
sweet spiral roll with dried fruit, cinnamon, often iced
She bought a Chelsea bun topped with icing and studded with currants.
Origin of Chelsea
Old English, Cealc-hyð (chalk wharf)
Examples of Chelsea in a sentence
Many fans support Chelsea for its rich history. Chelsea hosts many cultural events annually. The Chelsea market is a popular tourist attraction. Chelsea hosts many art galleries and exhibitions. Living in Chelsea is a dream for many people. Chelsea won the award for best actress.
I met Chelsea at the conference. The museum displayed a rare Chelsea vase. Collectors often seek out Chelsea for its quality.
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- French:Chelsea, ...
- German:Chelsea, ...
- Italian:Chelsea, porcellana di Chelsea, ...
- Spanish:Chelsea, ...
- Portuguese:Chelsea, porcelana de Chelsea, ...
- Chinese:切尔西, 切尔西瓷器, ...
- Japanese:チェルシー, チェルシーの陶磁器, ...
- Arabic:تْشِيلْسِي, خَزَف شِلسي, ...
- Hebrew:צֶ'לְסִי, פוֹרְצֶלָן צֶ'לְסִי, ...
- Russian:Челси, ...
- Ukrainian:Челсі, челсійська порцеляна, ...
- Hindi:चेल्सी, चेल्सी चीनी मिट्टी के बरतन, ...
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