Definition
Definition of Florida - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationpublic university located in Gainesville in the southeastern United States
- She graduated from the University of Florida.
2.
vacation regionUS state in southeastern US known for beachesUS
- Florida is famous for its theme parks and beaches.
3.
townRare Uruguayan city that is the capital of its namesake departmentRare
- Florida is the capital of the Florida department in Uruguay.
4.
urban neighborhoodRare suburb of Johannesburg, South AfricaRare
- Florida is a residential area in Johannesburg.
5.
Cuban cityRare municipality in Camagüey province, CubaRare
- Florida in Cuba is known for its sugar industry.
Expressions with Florida
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southeasternmost region of Florida including Miami and Fort Lauderdale
South Florida is famous for its beautiful beaches.
rare cougar living in southern Florida forests and swamps
The Florida panther is critically endangered.
organization representing dentists in Florida
The Florida Dental Association held its annual conference in Miami.
coral cay archipelago off southern Florida
The Florida Keys are popular for snorkeling.
Origin of Florida
Spanish, Florida (flowery)
Terms with Florida included in their meaning
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fruit
small yellow-green limes from southern Florida
Florida cougar
large wild cat often the Florida subspecies
abr: Miami
city in Florida known for beaches
wildlife
invasive snake species in Florida
ornithology
large white heron found in Florida and the Keys
Florida county
county in Florida, United States
Florida community
unincorporated community in Florida, United States
town name
city in Gadsden County, Florida
community
census-designated place in Florida
Florida city
city in Florida, United States
Florida
unincorporated community in Indian River County, Florida, USA
geography
place in Lake County, Florida
geography
coral reef off the southern coast of Florida
Florida embayment
embayment in Florida on the Gulf of Mexico
geography
national park in Florida with coral reefs
Chiococca alba
rubiaceous shrub from southern Florida and West Indies
acr: Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
launch site for rockets in Florida
culture
traditional open-sided dwelling by Native Americans in Florida
species
Lygodium microphyllum, naturalized in Jamaica and Florida
botany
cycad plant native to Florida and the West Indies
location
city in Florida known for beaches and motorsports
Florida community
unincorporated community in Hillsborough County, Florida
nature
national park in Florida with diverse wildlife
abr: Florida A&M University
university in florida known for its programs and history
Examples of Florida in a sentence
She attended a conference at Florida. Florida attracts tourists from around the world. Retirees often move to Florida for the warm climate. Florida hosts an annual cultural festival. The history of Florida dates back centuries. Florida has several parks and schools.
Many families have settled in Florida. Florida has a rich cultural heritage in Cuba. Tourists often visit Florida for its local festivals.
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- French:Université de Floride, Floride, ...
- German:Universität Florida, Florida, ...
- Italian:Università della Florida, Florida, ...
- Spanish:Universidad de Florida, Florida, ...
- Portuguese:Universidade da Flórida, Flórida, ...
- Chinese:佛罗里达大学, 佛罗里达州, ...
- Japanese:フロリダ大学, フロリダ, ...
- Arabic:جامِعَة فْلُورِيدَا, مدينة فْلُورِيدَا, ...
- Hebrew:אוּנִיבֶרְסִיטַת פְּלוֹרִידָה, פְלוֹרִידָה, ...
- Russian:Университет Флориды, Флорида, ...
- Ukrainian:Університет Флориди, Флорида, ...
- Hindi:फ्लोरिडा विश्वविद्यालय, फ्लोरिडा, ...
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