Warren

ˈwɒrən

Definition

Definition of Warren - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.

namesurname from Old French

Warren is a common surname in France.

2.

legal

US

United States jurist and chief justice

US

Warren served as chief justice in the 20th century.

judge

justice

3.

geography

US

city in the US, in SE Michigan

US

Warren is located northeast of Detroit.

city

municipality

urban area

4.

literature

Rare

US

United States writer and poet

Rare

US

Warren wrote many famous poems.

poet

writer

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Origin of Warren

Old English, weorþ (enclosure)

Terms with Warren included in their meaning

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Oracle of Omaha

n.

finance

nickname for Warren Buffett, a famous investor

oth.

music

hip-hop group featuring Snoop Dogg Nate Dogg and Warren G

n.

Ohio city

city in Warren and Montgomery Counties, Ohio, USA

n.

Illinois city

city in Illinois, county seat of Warren County

n.

rabbit keeper

person in charge of a warren

Examples of Warren in a sentence

Warren is listed as the author of the book.
Warren was known for his progressive decisions.
The legacy of Warren continues to influence the judiciary.
Warren hosts an annual summer festival that attracts many visitors.
The population of Warren has grown steadily over the years.
Warren's influence on literature is undeniable.

Many students study Warren in their courses.

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French:Warren, ...
German:Warren, ...
Italian:Warren, ...
Spanish:Warren, ...
Portuguese:Warren, ...
Chinese:沃伦, ...
Japanese:ウォーレン, ...
Arabic:وورين, وارن, ...
Hebrew:ווֹרֶן, אֶרְל ווֹרֶן, ...
Russian:Уоррен, ...
Ukrainian:Воррен, ...
Hindi:वॉरेन, ...
Bengali:ওয়ারেন, ...
Catalan:Warren, escriptor i poeta nord-americà, ...
Czech:Warren, Earl Warren, ...
Danish:Warren, ...
Dutch:Warren, ...
Greek:Γουόρεν, ...
Hungarian:Warren, Robert Penn Warren, ...
Khmer:វ៉ារ៉េន, ចៅក្រម និងជាប្រធានតុលាការកំពូលសហរដ្ឋអាមេរិក, ...
Korean:워렌, 워런, ...
Persian:وارن, ...
Polish:Warren, ...
Portuguese (BR):Warren, cidade de Warren, ...
Romanian:Warren, ...
Swedish:Warren, ...
Thai:วอร์เรน, ...
Turkish:Warren, ...
Vietnamese:Warren, ...

warren

ˈwɔrən

warren: system of burrows where rabbits live

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Definition of warren - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.

rabbit burrowssystem of burrows where rabbits live

The warren was hidden beneath the bushes.

burrow

den

2.

mazemazelike place with many passages or rooms

The old city was a warren of narrow streets.

labyrinth

maze

3.

wildlife

Dated

place for keeping and breeding small game

Dated

The estate had a warren for rabbits.

game reserve

rabbitry

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Images of warren

system of burrows where rabbits live
mazelike place with many passages or rooms
place for keeping and breeding small game

Expressions with warren

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warren of little streets

n.

complex network of narrow streets

The old town is a warren of little streets.

warren of streets

n.

complex network of narrow streets

The old city is a warren of streets.

rabbit warren

n.

underground tunnels where rabbits live

The rabbit warren stretched beneath the field.

Origin of warren

Old English, warrene (game park)

Examples of warren in a sentence

Rabbits darted in and out of the warren at dusk.
The mansion was a warren of secret passages.
Navigating the warren of cubicles was confusing.
The warren was bustling with activity.
Foxes often lurked near the warren.

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French:garenne, dédale, ...
German:Kaninchengehege, Gewirr, ...
Italian:conigliera, dedalo, ...
Spanish:madriguera, laberinto, ...
Portuguese:toca, labirinto, ...
Chinese:兔子窝, 迷宫, ...
Japanese:ウサギの巣穴, 迷路, ...
Arabic:مُسْتَعْمَرَةُ أَرانِب, مَتاهَة, ...
Hebrew:מְחִילַת אַרְנָבוֹת, סְבַךְ מִסְדְּרוֹנוֹת, ...
Russian:нора, лабиринт, ...
Ukrainian:кроляча нора, лабіринт, ...
Hindi:खरगोशों की मांद, भूलभुलैया, ...
Bengali:সুড়ঙ্গ, গোলকধাঁধা, ...
Catalan:llodriguera, laberint, ...
Czech:králičí kolonie, labyrint, ...
Danish:kaninbo, labyrint, ...
Dutch:konijnenhol, doolhof, ...
Greek:λαγούμια, λαβύρινθος, ...
Hungarian:nyúltelep, útvesztő, ...
Khmer:រូងទន្សាយជាច្រើនភ្ជាប់គ្នា, កន្លែងស្មុគស្មាញដូចល្បែងវង្វេង, ...
Korean:토끼 굴, 미로, ...
Persian:لانه خرگوش, هزارتو, ...
Polish:nora, labirynt, ...
Portuguese (BR):toca, labirinto, ...
Romanian:vizuină, labirint, ...
Swedish:kaninbo, labyrint, ...
Thai:โพรงกระต่าย, เขาวงกต, ...
Turkish:tavşan yuvası, labirent, ...
Vietnamese:hang thỏ, mê cung, ...

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