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Meanings of national capital in English
Usage of national capital in English
1
Most of Canada's federal government offices are in the national capital region.
2
All these hostile occurrences put the national capital in the greatest danger.
3
The deputation took the next steamer and proceeded to the national capital.
4
He fell a victim to the drinking customs of our national capital.
5
Our future national capital may not be where the present one is.
6
He thus speaks of the visit of Joseph Smith to the national capital:
7
This was the atmosphere of the old national capital into which Jesus came.
8
A stranger visiting the national capital should begin by leaving it.
9
The national capital, not quite five decades old, remained an almost-city.
10
They were relieved because he was evidently not aiming at the national capital.
11
If so, a direct addition is made to the national capital.
12
And how is it in our national capital, the palladium of our liberties?
13
The national capital, Kabul, has not seen major violence in the week-old Taliban offensive.
14
The requirements include wearing masks at all sporting fields in the national capital district.
15
The national capital increases in proportion as these are increased.
16
This morning when I set out from the national capital-
This collocation consists of:
National capital through the time
National capital across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common