brookside
ˈbrʊkˌsaɪd
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Definition of brookside - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

geographyland along a brook
  • The brookside was lush with greenery.
  • They built a small cabin by the brookside.
  • Wildflowers bloomed along the brookside path.
riverside streamside
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  • brookside: land along a brook
    land along a brook

Origin of brookside

English, brook (small stream) + side (edge)

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  1. French:bord du ruisseau, ...
  2. German:Land am Bach, ...
  3. Italian:sponda del ruscello, ...
  4. Spanish:orilla del arroyo, ...
  5. Portuguese:beira do riacho, ...
  6. Chinese:溪岸, ...
  7. Japanese:小川沿いの土地, ...
  8. Arabic:ضِفّة الجَدول, ...
  9. Hebrew:גְּדַת נַחַל, ...
  10. Russian:побережье ручья, ...
  11. Ukrainian:берег струмка, ...
  12. Hindi:नदी का किनारा, ...
Brookside UK
/ˈbrʊksaɪd/

Definition of Brookside - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

TV showDatedTMUKBritish soap opera aired from 1982 to 2003DatedTMUK
  • Brookside was a popular TV show in the UK.
  • Brookside tackled many social issues.
  • Fans still remember Brookside fondly.
serial soap opera
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Origin of Brookside

Old English, broc (stream) + side (side)

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  1. French:Brookside, ...
  2. German:Brookside, ...
  3. Italian:Brookside, ...
  4. Spanish:Brookside, ...
  5. Portuguese:Brookside, ...
  6. Chinese:布鲁克赛德, ...
  7. Japanese:ブルックサイド, ...
  8. Arabic:بروكسايد, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּרוּקְסַיְד, ...
  10. Russian:Бруксайд, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Бруксайд, ...
  12. Hindi:ब्रुकसाइड, ...

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