Definition
Definition of Preston - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyUK industrial city in Lancashire, EnglandUK
- Preston is known for its rich industrial history.
2.
boy forenamemale given name transferred from the surname
- Preston was excited for his first day at school.
3.
family labelTECH. habitational surname from Old EnglishTECH.
- The famous author was named John Preston.
4.
suburb in AustraliaRare suburb of Melbourne, in the City of Darebin, VictoriaRare
- Preston is a vibrant suburb in Melbourne.
5.
town in USARare US town in New London County, ConnecticutRare US
- Preston is a small town in Connecticut.
Origin of Preston
Old English, Preosta (priest) + tun (town)
Examples of Preston in a sentence
The university in Preston attracts students from all over. Preston loved playing soccer with his friends. Everyone was eager to meet Preston at the reunion. Preston was a common surname in medieval England. The explorer's last name was Preston. I visited Preston during my trip to Australia.
Preston has a great community market every weekend. Preston hosts an annual fair that attracts many visitors. The historic buildings in Preston are well-preserved.
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