Definition
Definition of Detroit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
michigan metropolislargest city in Michigan, known for car industry
- Detroit is famous for its automotive history.
2.
automotiveUS metonym for the US automotive industryUS
- Detroit has faced challenges in the global market.
3.
great lakes waterwayRare US river between Lake St Clair and Lake ErieRare US
- The Detroit River is a busy shipping route.
Origin of Detroit
French, détroit (strait)
Terms with Detroit included in their meaning
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Detroit
informal name for Detroit, Michigan
location
city in southern Michigan near Detroit
abr: Detroit Edison
electric company serving Detroit and nearby areas
sports
professional ice hockey team based in Detroit
acr: Wayne State University
public university in Detroit, Michigan, United States
sound
soul music style associated with a famous Detroit record label
classic hits
record company founded in Detroit known for its soul music
Detroit
nickname for Detroit, Michigan, known for car manufacturing
Examples of Detroit in a sentence
Many musicians hail from Detroit. Detroit is innovating with electric vehicles. Investors are watching Detroit for new trends. Fishing is popular on the Detroit River. The Detroit River marks the border between two countries.
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- French:Détroit, Detroit, ...
- German:Detroit, Detroit River, ...
- Italian:Detroit, fiume Detroit, ...
- Spanish:Detroit, río Detroit, ...
- Portuguese:Detroit, indústria automóvel americana, ...
- Chinese:底特律, 底特律河, ...
- Japanese:デトロイト, デトロイト川, ...
- Arabic:دِيتْرُويْت, نَهْر ديترويت, ...
- Hebrew:דֵּטְרוֹיְט, דִּיטְרוֹיְט, ...
- Russian:Детройт, река Детройт, ...
- Ukrainian:Детройт, річка Детройт, ...
- Hindi:डेट्रॉइट, डेट्रॉइट नदी, ...
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