Melbourne

ˈmɛlbən

Definition

Definition of Melbourne - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

geographycapital city of Victoria, Australia

Melbourne is known for its vibrant arts scene.

Derbyshire

market town in Derbyshire, England

Melbourne hosts a weekly market in Derbyshire.

market town

Florida

city in Brevard County, Florida, USA

Melbourne, Florida, is a popular tourist destination.

historical figure

Rare

William Lamb, 2nd Viscount, British Prime Minister

Rare

Viscount Melbourne advised Queen Victoria.

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Vic.

abbr.

abr: Victoria

state in southeast Australia known for Melbourne

Dallas

Melbourne suburb

suburb of Melbourne, Australia

Brunswick

Melbourne suburb

suburb of Melbourne, Australia

Preston

suburb in Australia

suburb of Melbourne, in the City of Darebin, Victoria

Vermont

Australian suburb

suburb of Melbourne Victoria

Heidelberg

Australian suburb

suburb of Melbourne in Victoria, Australia

Eden Park

Australian locality

rural locality in the City of Whittlesea, north of Melbourne

Flinders

geography

major street in Melbourne, Australia

Examples of Melbourne in a sentence

I visited Melbourne during the summer holidays.
Melbourne in Derbyshire is known for its historic architecture.
Tourists often visit Melbourne for its charming countryside.
Melbourne hosts an annual air show that attracts many visitors.
The university in Melbourne offers a variety of programs.
Melbourne's policies were often debated in Parliament.

Historians study Melbourne's influence on British politics.

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French:Melbourne, ...
German:Melbourne, ...
Italian:Melbourne, ...
Spanish:Melbourne, Melbourne, Florida, ...
Portuguese:Melbourne, ...
Chinese:墨尔本, 墨尔本子爵, ...
Japanese:メルボルン, ...
Arabic:مِلْبُورْن, اللّورد مِلْبُورْن, ...
Hebrew:מֶלְבּוֹרְן, מֶלְבּוֹרְן, פְּלוֹרִידָה, ...
Russian:Мельбурн, ...
Ukrainian:Мельбурн, ...
Hindi:मेलबर्न, मेलबोर्न, ...
Bengali:মেলবোর্ন, মেলবোর্ন, ফ্লোরিডা, ...
Catalan:Melbourne, Melbourne, Florida, ...
Czech:Melbourne, město Melbourne na Floridě, ...
Danish:Melbourne, ...
Dutch:Melbourne, ...
Greek:Μελβούρνη, Μέλμπουρν, ...
Hungarian:Melbourne, angliai mezőváros Derbyshire megyében, ...
Khmer:មែលប៊ន, ទីប្រជុំជនផ្សារនៅដឺប៊ីសៀ ប្រទេសអង់គ្លេស, ...
Korean:멜버른, 멜버른 자작, ...
Persian:ملبورن, ملبورن، فلوریدا, ...
Polish:Melbourne, ...
Portuguese (BR):Melbourne, Melbourne, Flórida, ...
Romanian:Melbourne, ...
Swedish:Melbourne, Melbourne, Florida, ...
Thai:เมลเบิร์น, Melbourne, ...
Turkish:Melbourne, ...
Vietnamese:Melbourne, thị trấn chợ ở Derbyshire, Anh, ...

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