Emily English

Meaning Emily meaning

What does Emily mean?

Definitions in simple English

Emily Proper noun

— Emily is a female given name.

Emily properNoun

— given name

Synonyms Emily synonyms

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Examples Emily examples

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Simple sentences

Emily ate an apple.

I want to go together with Emily.

No one bakes a finer apple pie than Emily.

Emily won first prize in the speech contest.

Who's Emily?

A friend of mine is distantly related to Emily Dickinson.

Erik is duller than Emily who, until yesterday, was the dullest person I knew.

How is Emily?

Emily answered the question correctly.

My name is Emily.

Emily is thirsty.

Emily is busy right now.

Emily is a student.

Emily loves sweets.

The little girl never smiles at anyone other than Emily.

Emily is my girlfriend.

Emily hates onions.

Emily is leaving Paris this morning.

Movie subtitles

Emily, they're alone now.

Ah, Emily.

Emily, I can't hide it any longer.

Emily, I have a little confession to make.

Yes, her name is Emily.

First to a president's niece Emily Norton, who left him in 1916.

Emily Monroe Norton, she's the niece of the President of the United States.

Miss Emily Norton was no rosebud.

I can tell you about Emily.

I went to dancing school with Emily.

Very nice girl. Emily was a little nicer.

Hello, Emily.

What's this all about, Emily?

I had no idea you had this flair for melodrama, Emily.

Be calm, Emily.

I'm drunk, Emily.

Tell me, Fred, have you not a regret for treating Emily so?

I mean, how can i be expected to love Emily when i.

My, you ought to see how little Emily's grown. And the twins.

Haa ha, how's my little Emily?

But little Emily, Mr. Peggotty, she's your daughter, isn't she?

Emily, and her cousin Ham, are orphans. My brother adopted them.

Emily. Ham, how are you?

This is Emily, sir.

But lose that there heart of his to our little Emily. Tonight, he makes so bold as to ask for her hand, and she agreed.

Thank you, Mr. Peggotty. And now I have a toast to propose. A toast, to little Emily, the flower of Yarmouth.

The Little Emily. Oh, won't that make Emily proud.

That's okay, Emily.

Emily, would you like to make a hundred dollars?

A hundred dollars, Emily.

Cousin Emily.

Willie, will you take Helen and Emily?

Her name is Emily.

The way things turned out, I don't need to tell you. Miss Emily Norton was no rosebud.

I can tell you about Emily. I went to dancing school with Emily.

Hello, Emily. Hold it.

News and current affairs

Then something happened last spring: my sister Emily discovered that she had cancer and had a double mastectomy.