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Meanings of wellington in English
Catalan
arthur wellesley Spanish
arthur wellesley British general and statesman; he defeated Napoleon at Waterloo; subsequently served as Prime Minister (1769-1852)
Portuguese
galocha Synonyms
Examples for "Duke of Wellington"
Examples for "Duke of Wellington"
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The book is actually in the possession of the Duke of Wellington.
2
The gates of Versailles opened to the Duke of Wellington in 1818.
3
To-night the Duke of Wellington and young Paget were in special attendance.
4
Politics were evidently their grand interest; the Duke of Wellington their demi-god.
5
He was young Wellesley; he rose to be the Duke of Wellington.
1
He had a very thin, pale face with a large, high-bridged nose, and bore a striking resemblance to the First Duke of Wellington.
2
Arthur, first Duke of Wellington, might have been prompted to reconsider.
3
It had tall, narrow windows and a door which somehow reminded me of portraits of the first Duke of Wellington.
4
Much later, the first Duke of Wellington called upon him at Rome and ordered a statue of Pandora, in an attitude which he described.
1
It was in March, 1769, that Arthur Wellesley first saw the light.
2
Sir Arthur Wellesley continued to occupy his positions between Badajoz and Alcantara.
3
Sir Arthur Wellesley's subsequent conduct to Sir Harry Burrard was highly honourable.
4
Sir Arthur Wellesley entrenched himself at Badajoz, ready to fall back upon Portugal.
5
And how different is Arthur Wellesley, who has just quittedme
1
Even the pull of the Iron Duke was not stronger than Death.
2
The reply of the Iron Duke gave the Ministry another shock.
3
The iron soldier is worth as much as the Iron Duke.
4
The Iron Duke indeed showed a decided preference for her ladyship.
5
Her nose was virginal, with hints of the Iron Duke at most angles.
Portuguese
wellington Catalan
wellington Usage of wellington in English
1
A wellington, as we thought, size eight, rubber soled, made in France.
2
Mr McSherry said Wellington Water had teams available if new problems arose.
3
Wellington Water said it hoped to find and fix the problem today.
4
Foster said it was time to ask Wellington Water some frank questions.
5
Mr Hill said the situation facing Wellington Hospital was complex and difficult.
6
Central Wellington tenant Annie Dick said her flat had problem after problem.
7
Water flowing underground News flash: scientists say there's water in Wellington Harbour.
8
South Wairarapa District signed up with the Wellington Water group last year.
9
New Zealand media report that the State Department sent investigators to Wellington.
10
Wellington mayor Justin Lester said the court ruling was an excellent result.
11
Mr Mein said as Wellington grew, building new roads was not enough.
12
The problems with the new network were mainly felt in Wellington city.
13
Wellington nurse Leah said a lack of staff was a major issue.
14
The building, opposite the Wellington Railway Station, opened just six years ago.
15
Forty years ago John Simister set up a nature reserve near Wellington.
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New Zealand's first natural wine fair is on next month in Wellington.
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