Stroud
straʊd
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Definition of Stroud - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
Gloucestershire townUKtown in Gloucestershire, EnglandUK
  • Stroud is known for its vibrant arts scene.
town village
2.
namesurname for a family or individual
  • The Stroud family moved to the city.
family name last name surname
3.
Hampshire villageUKvillage in Hampshire, EnglandUK
  • Stroud in Hampshire is a quiet place.
hamlet village
4.
Australian townRaretown in New South Wales, AustraliaRare
  • Stroud in Australia hosts an annual show.
5.
Oklahoma cityRareUScity in Oklahoma, United StatesRareUS
  • Stroud, Oklahoma, is located on Route 66.
city municipality town
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communityCotswoldscountrysideEnglandGloucesterlocalemarket townsettlementancestryclandescentdynasty

Examples of Stroud in a sentence

  • The hills around Stroud offer stunning views.
  • Stroud is a common surname in England.
  • I met a Stroud at the conference last year.
  • Stroud hosts an annual village fair.
  • The history of Stroud dates back centuries.
  • Stroud is known for its picturesque landscapes.

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  1. French:Stroud, ...
  2. German:Stroud, Stroud Township, ...
  3. Italian:Stroud, località dell'Hampshire in Inghilterra, ...
  4. Spanish:Stroud, municipio de Stroud, ...
  5. Portuguese:Stroud, Município de Stroud, ...
  6. Chinese:斯特劳德, 斯特劳德镇, ...
  7. Japanese:ストラウド, ストラウド・タウンシップ, ...
  8. Arabic:ستراود, سْتْرَاوْد, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְטְרוּד, סְטְרוֹד, ...
  10. Russian:Страуд, Тауншип Страуд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Страуд, ...
  12. Hindi:स्ट्राउड, स्ट्राउड टाउनशिप, ...
stroud US
straʊd

Definition of stroud - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

textilesRareUSwoolen cloth used in trade with Native AmericansRareUS
  • The trader exchanged stroud for furs at the outpost.
  • The museum displayed an old stroud in its collection.
  • Stroud was commonly traded in the 18th century.
blanket shawl
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Origin of stroud

Old English, strūd (marshy land)

Terms related to stroud

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clothfabricgarmentmaterialtextiletradeweavewool

View all translations of stroud

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  1. French:drap, ...
  2. German:Stroud, ...
  3. Italian:panno di lana, ...
  4. Spanish:tela de lana, ...
  5. Portuguese:tecido de lã, ...
  6. Chinese:粗呢布, ...
  7. Japanese:ストラウド布, ...
  8. Arabic:قماش صوفي, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְטְרוּד, ...
  10. Russian:шерстяная ткань, ...
  11. Ukrainian:строд, ...
  12. Hindi:स्ट्राउड कपड़ा, ...

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