Definition
Definition of Paris - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
French citycapital city of France known for culture
- Paris is famous for the Eiffel Tower.
2.
Greek mythologyprince of Troy who started the Trojan War
- Paris chose Aphrodite as the fairest goddess.
3.
geographyRare US town in northeastern TexasRare US
- Paris, Texas, hosts an annual balloon festival.
4.
surnameRare family name showing ancestors came from a french cityRare
- The Paris family has a long history in France.
Expressions with Paris
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white powder that hardens when mixed with water
She poured plaster of Paris into the mold.
making a big sacrifice for a great reward
He believed Paris is well worth a mass, so he endured the long journey.
city likened to Paris for beauty or culture
Beirut is often called the Paris of the East.
eurasian plant with four leaves, yellow flower, and poisonous parts
Herb Paris grows in shady European forests.
psychological condition experienced by some visitors to Paris, characterized by extreme disappointment
Her overwhelming sadness was a clear case of Paris syndrome.
making a big sacrifice for a greater benefit
He changed his career path, believing Paris is worth a mass.
shade of green with a yellow tint
The artist chose Paris green for the landscape.
Origin of Paris
Greek, Paris (mythical hero) + Latin, Paris (city name)
Terms with Paris included in their meaning
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transportation
major Paris airport named for a French wartime leader
geography
administrative region in north-central France including Paris
medical
bandage coated with plaster of Paris
municipality
municipal district of certain cities, especially Paris
historical building
former royal palace in Paris, France
salon host
hosted intellectual gatherings in Paris during the Enlightenment
Paris
major avenue in Paris with elegant shops and cafes
transportation
main international airport serving Paris, named after the French leader
geography
nickname for Paris known for its culture and lights
geography
suburb in NW Paris, historical royal residence
geography
northwestern suburb of Paris, historical royal residence
history
member of the Paris Commune of 1871
finance
part of the Paris Bourse for unofficial securities
abr: France
country in western Europe with Paris as capital
geography
island in Paris on the Seine River
culture
area in Paris known for education and arts
ancient Lutetia
relating to ancient Lutetia, now Paris
acr: nationally determined contribution
country's climate action plan under the Paris Agreement
architecture
famous Gothic cathedral in Paris
botany
plant with a single berry, Paris quadrifolia
acr: Paris Saint-Germain
famous French football club based in Paris
location
quay and street in Paris, home to French foreign affairs
transportation
train station for the RER network in Paris
geography
the region of Paris on the north bank of the Seine
Examples of Paris in a sentence
The cuisine in Paris is world-renowned. Paris's actions led to the downfall of Troy. In mythology, Paris's judgment caused a divine conflict. Paris, Texas, is known for its replica Eiffel Tower. The small town of Paris in Texas has a rich history. The Parises are hosting the annual reunion this year.
I met a Mr. Paris at the conference yesterday.
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- French:Paris, Pâris, ...
- German:Paris, ...
- Italian:Parigi, Paride, ...
- Spanish:París, Paris, ...
- Portuguese:Paris, Páris, ...
- Chinese:巴黎, 帕里斯, ...
- Japanese:パリ, パリス, ...
- Arabic:بَارِيس, ...
- Hebrew:פָּרִיז, פַּרִיס, ...
- Russian:Париж, Парис, ...
- Ukrainian:Париж, Паріс, ...
- Hindi:पेरिस, ...
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