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Meanings of Nightingale in English
English nurse remembered for her work during the Crimean War (1820-1910)
Usage of Nightingale in English
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PWC tax partner Geof Nightingale will be at the tax announcement today.
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Tax partner at PwC Geof Nightingale said the figure was surprisingly high.
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It is so used in the Owl and the Nightingale, v. 107.
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I asked whether Nightingale had any idea what to do with not-Nicole.
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The Origin of Evil, in particular, held no perplexities for Miss Nightingale.
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Some doctors and medical historians suspect Nightingale suffered from ME or fibromyalgia.
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Behind me Nightingale came up backwards, his cane held at the ready.
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I asked Nightingale where the profession of magic stood in that list.
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Which is why Nightingale went up the stairs to talk to Duffy.
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The golden cage of the Nightingale was hanging from a golden chain.
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Zach sighed and edged forward until he could look over Nightingale's shoulder.
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What Nightingale can do fits with the way I see the world.
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Just then the Nightingale spied a silvery gleam among the dead leaves.
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But I'd counted on having more time to butter up Nightingale first.
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Last night, veteran international Jason Nightingale was flown in to replace Watene-Zelezniak.
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He cocked his one eye up towards the Nightingale and winked maliciously.
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Translations for Nightingale
Portuguese
Spanish
Nightingale through the time
Nightingale across language varieties
United Kingdom
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