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Meanings of town in English
Settlement that is smaller than a city but bigger than a large village (or borough in some areas)
Russian
таун нью-брансуика Portuguese
vilas United States architect who was noted for his design and construction of truss bridges (1784-1844)
Usage of town in English
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Before Katrina, the city said 1 million came to town every year.
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The right has power, but the town often votes left as well.
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The accident happened just outside the town of Weert, local police said.
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State Highway 1 both north and south of the town remain closed.
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They were poised just outside the town, not far above the sea.
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It's happening in every town in every state that carried your story.
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He moved back to his home town for treatment earlier this year.
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The town of Faa'a decided yesterday to keep public schools closed today.
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Aunt Rutherford mentioned stopping by their London town house before heading home.
10
I begin with a simple question: is Miami really a sports town?
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In any case, braving small-town health centers can be daunting, she said.
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France has sent two companies of troops to the town, Araud said.
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Police arrested three men during a search operation in the town today.
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Local authorities said the fire destroyed a large swath of the town.
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Yes, the great European presidency rolls into town in just seven weeks.
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It was lifted up high above the town; shut in; utterly secluded.
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Town across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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