Flanders English

Meaning Flanders meaning

What does Flanders mean?

Flanders

— noun a medieval country in northern Europe that included regions now parts of northern France and Belgium and southwestern Netherlands

Synonyms Flanders synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Flanders?

Flanders English » English

Flemish Community

Flemish region

Flemish Region

Flemish Community of Belgium

Dutch-speaking Community of Belgium

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First, the enemy lines must be broken through in Flanders.

No, not in Flanders.

I insist upon Flanders!

Because Flanders is a flat country!

I first saw Barbara in Flanders on the last night of the war.

Soon the Flanders War took his friend from him, but opened the way to an otherwise doomed love.

I fell deeply in love with Hugh. in the last year of the war. but he fell on Flanders field.

He fell on Flanders field.

Remind me to show you a map of Flanders and the spot where my lover. was laid to sleep forever, before you were born.

Do you think Miss Brodie ever had sexual intercourse. with Hugh of Flanders field. before he fell?

The important thing is the breakthrough, here in Flanders.

In Flanders and the Argonne.

He took it with him to Flanders in 1912 when he went there on holiday.

Mr. And Mrs. Flanders.

There's an old professor of mine there, Flanders.

Chief, Professor Flanders.

Flanders.

Well, it didn't do much for our boys in Flanders Field.

He got that from the mustard gas in Flanders.

In Flanders, we played different tricks.

I'm at Flanders Automotive on the outside of town.

He's a cross between 'Flanders Giant' and 'Charentes Ram'.

Mr and Mrs Flanders.

Flanders is uraemic poisoning on 39.

Meet me, Flanders Inn. Hello?

What is it, Flanders?

I oughta- - Flanders. What a big show-off.

Hey, Dad, how come we can't get a decent mower, like the Flanders have?

I'm off to the wars in Flanders.

Well, you'll probably finish up under the poppies in Flanders.

You had tanks, and mighty bombers but, today french soldiers, abandoned, betrayed by their British friends, surrendered by the thousands in the plains of the Oise, the Aisne and in Flanders.

Thirty years later, Zenon Ligre, wanted for his dissident writings, returns home under a false name, to Flanders, now occupied by the Spaniards, and devastated by wars of religion and by the Inquisition.

You eat better in Flanders.

Hello, Flanders. - Oh, my!

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But that interpretation is clearly unsatisfactory, and cannot account for the dynamism of the deeply Catholic world of Renaissance Italy and Flanders.