Waterloo in French
Waterloo in French is Waterloo — Waterloo means a decisive, final defeat, especially after a long run of success — from the phrase "meet one's Waterloo.".
Waterloo in French
Waterloo
A regional municipality and city in Ontario, Canada.
What does "Waterloo" mean?
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noun A decisive, final defeat, especially after a long run of success — from the phrase "meet one's Waterloo."
"The champion finally met his Waterloo in the final round."
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Waterloo in a sentence
- The champion finally met his Waterloo in the final round.
- This lawsuit could be the company's Waterloo.
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What is "Waterloo" in French?
"Waterloo" in French is Waterloo. Waterloo means: A decisive, final defeat, especially after a long run of success — from the phrase "meet one's Waterloo."
How do you use "Waterloo" in a sentence?
Example: "The champion finally met his Waterloo in the final round." In French, "Waterloo" is Waterloo.
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