dubliner
noun (a Dubliner, Dubliners)
Everyday
- A person who is from Dublin, the capital city of Ireland, or who lives there. tree →
- «Dubliners» is also the name of a famous book of stories by James Joyce (1914) and of an Irish folk band, The Dubliners. tree →
In the lessons
In geography and everyday Irish life, a Dubliner is someone from Dublin; in literature, the book «Dubliners»; phrases: «a true Dubliner», «born a Dubliner».
Examples
- My granny is a proud Dubliner. tree →
- Dubliners are famous for their sense of humour. tree →
- As a Dubliner, he knew every street in the city centre. tree →
- The Dubliners sang old Irish folk songs. tree →
- Lots of Dubliners walk along the River Liffey. tree →
- James Joyce wrote a book called «Dubliners». tree →
Note
Capital D in normal writing: Dubliner (a proper noun). Ending -er means a person from a place, like Londoner or New Yorker. Dublin is in Ireland, not in the UK.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «dubliner» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «dubliner» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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