Canterbury in French
Canterbury in French is Cantorbéry — Canterbury means a stand or rack with dividers, used to hold magazines, sheet music, or loose papers upright.
Canterbury in French
Cantorbéry
A local government district with borough status of Kent, England, the City of Canterbury, formed in 1974, with its headquarters in the city itself.
What does "Canterbury" mean?
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noun A stand or rack with dividers, used to hold magazines, sheet music, or loose papers upright.
"The old sheet music sat neatly in a wooden canterbury by the piano."
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- The old sheet music sat neatly in a wooden canterbury by the piano.
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What is "Canterbury" in French?
"Canterbury" in French is Cantorbéry. Canterbury means: A stand or rack with dividers, used to hold magazines, sheet music, or loose papers upright.
How do you use "Canterbury" in a sentence?
Example: "The old sheet music sat neatly in a wooden canterbury by the piano." In French, "Canterbury" is Cantorbéry.
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