Chelsea English

Meaning Chelsea meaning

What does Chelsea mean?

Chelsea properNoun

— An urban area in west London, on the north bank of the river Thames in Kensington and Chelsea borough, Greater London.

— Any of several places (mostly in the US) named after it.

— A type of porcelain once manufactured there.

— A en given name.

— district of London

Topics Chelsea topics

What do people use Chelsea to talk about?

Grammar Name Name of a place

Names of cities

• What are the names of districts within a city?
  Westminster Chelsea

Examples Chelsea examples

How do I use Chelsea in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She sells sea shells in Chelsea.

She sells seashells in Chelsea.

Movie subtitles

When did Chelsea win it?

Yes, in Chelsea. Have you ever seen me before?

In Chelsea.

Whereabouts in Chelsea?

Chelsea?

Well, what on earth are you doing in Chelsea at this time of night?

Said she was meeting you somewhere in Chelsea, of all places.

We talked about the cocktail party you took me to in Chelsea before the war. just after his first book had had such a marvelous success.

The 10th Precinct Station. is in the Chelsea District of New York.

Her old school friend lived in a studio in Chelsea.

Suppose I tell them how you followed her to that studio in Chelsea. and watched them cooking spaghetti, and all that rubbish?

Art, from Chelsea.

Chelsea 27099.

Chelsea.

Yes, in Chelsea.

Suppose I tell them how you followed her to that studio in Chelsea and watched them cooking spaghetti and all that rubbish.

Chelsea 25598.

I'm on my way to Chelsea, a mile away.

No, not at Finshley. The Chelsea-Section.

Hm, Chelsea.

Chelsea, sir?

Chelsea. 043510.

Chelsea 2-7099.

Chelsea Barracks.

Enough for Chelsea Towers West.

You know, Chelsea West.

Look, get me Chelsea Towers West.

You got a letter from Chelsea!

Norman, we got a letter from Chelsea.

News and current affairs

Since the English Premier League was started in 1992, only one championship was not won by Manchester United, Arsenal, or Chelsea.

I'm a Chelsea fan, and so are most of my girlfriends.

Fortunately, Chelsea won.

And the top clubs also happen to be the richest: Real Madrid, Chelsea, Barcelona, Manchester City, Bayern Munich, etc.

Since the English Premier League was started in 1992, only one championship was not won by Manchester United, Arsenal, or Chelsea. In Italy, all but two Serie A championships since 1991 have been won by either Juventus or AC Milan.

Today, people in the most affluent areas of the United Kingdom, such as Kensington and Chelsea, can expect to live 14 years longer than those in the poorest cities, such as Glasgow.

We console each other when Chelsea loses, and worry together when our team plays big clubs, like recently when they played Liverpool, the only major contender that stood between Chelsea and the English title.

Initially, I supported France, because I like Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka, though as an African woman I also could not resist the dream of chanting with joy those times when an African team won.