Camelot in French
Camelot in French is Camelot — Camelot means the legendary castle and court of King Arthur.
Camelot in French
Camelot
(Arthurian mythology) A mythical location in England. The stronghold of King Arthur in the Arthurian legend.
What does "Camelot" mean?
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name The legendary castle and court of King Arthur.
"The film reimagines the knights of Camelot for a modern audience."
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name A nostalgic nickname for the Kennedy White House era, evoking glamour and idealism.
"Historians still refer to the early 1960s as America's Camelot."
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Camelot in a sentence
- The film reimagines the knights of Camelot for a modern audience.
- Historians still refer to the early 1960s as America's Camelot.
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What is "Camelot" in French?
"Camelot" in French is Camelot. Camelot means: The legendary castle and court of King Arthur.
How do you use "Camelot" in a sentence?
Example: "The film reimagines the knights of Camelot for a modern audience." In French, "Camelot" is Camelot.
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