Vancouver English

Meaning Vancouver meaning

What does Vancouver mean?

Vancouver

— noun English navigator remembered for his exploration of the Pacific coast of North America (1757-1798)

— noun a port city in southwestern British Columbia on an arm of the Pacific Ocean opposite Vancouver Island; Canada's chief Pacific port and third largest city

— noun a town in southwestern Washington on the Columbia River across from Portland, Oregon

Synonyms Vancouver synonyms

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George Vancouver

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Examples Vancouver examples

How do I use Vancouver in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I'd like to reserve a flight to Vancouver.

This ship is bound for Vancouver.

Wealthy immigrants from China are happy to pay stratospherical prices for homes in Vancouver.

I lived in Vancouver for two months.

He was born in Vancouver Oct. 23, 1976.

Next week I'm going to Vancouver to visit my sister.

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Both Seattle and Vancouver are calling him now.

This is Vancouver.

Griffin, RAF fighter, answer Vancouver.

Vancouver and Valparaíso.

In an expensive camp on Vancouver Island.

And get me Vancouver.

That may be my call to Vancouver.

Vancouver, Canada, Sir James.

I'm going to Vancouver with these guys so bug off.

We've come 6,000 miles For this bloody affair, and They park our car in Vancouver.

All those with relatives in Bedford, Eugene, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, report to City Hall.

Mr. Toledo, Mr. Vancouver.

Then there's that sister in Vancouver. I don't know just how it's going to work out.

It'll probably take me a month to get to Vancouver. and if I can sell them for five bucks apiece.

I was still a young sailor when I went on my first voyage from Singapore to Vancouver.

To Vancouver?

All those with relatives in Bedford, Eugene, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver. Report to city hall.

Then there's that sister in Vancouver.

It'll take a month to get to Vancouver but if I sell them for five bucks apiece, I'll be rich.

Thought you had to move on to Vancouver?

I think I'll go to Vancouver now.

Well, my 7:40 flight to Vancouver was canceled.

Vancouver?

Let me ask you this. If I did know somebody in Vancouver, don't you think I'd be living with them and not here?

Al, I did not call Vancouver, and Mom is down to nearly 200.

So nobody called Vancouver?

We'll drive to Vancouver, catch a boat for the Orient, then Europe, Paris.

Give him the dough and come on to Vancouver with me.

Father came home from Vancouver.

No, in very bourgeois cities. Vancouver and Valparaíso.

I prefer our man in Vancouver.

Yugo out of Vancouver. Wouldn't you believe it?

Vancouver or bust.

I gotta go to Vancouver.

It reminds me of a paper I recently presented to the Vancouver Psychiatric Association.

I am in Vancouver.

Oh, well, Lilith's dropping him off around noon, then she's off to visit a colleague for Thanksgiving in Vancouver.

News and current affairs

Boom mentality spread to Los Angeles, New York, and Sydney around 1997, to Paris in 1998, to Miami, Moscow, and Shanghai in 2001, and Vancouver around 2002.

VANCOUVER - Despite the growing importance of science in the modern world, science education remains a remote and minor issue for most people.

Seattle and Vancouver are close geographically, but Vancouver trades more with distant Toronto than with nearby Seattle.

Vancouver is a lovely city, and I would love to have the voters of British Columbia inside the US, because I think they would add much health to the American electorate.