metropolis in Latin
metropolis in Latin is metropolis — metropolis means a very large, busy city, especially the main city of a region or country.
metropolis in Latin
metropolis
What does "metropolis" mean?
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noun A very large, busy city, especially the main city of a region or country.
"Tokyo has grown into a sprawling metropolis of over thirteen million people."
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metropolis in a sentence
- Tokyo has grown into a sprawling metropolis of over thirteen million people.
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What is "metropolis" in Latin?
"metropolis" in Latin is metropolis. metropolis means: A very large, busy city, especially the main city of a region or country.
How do you use "metropolis" in a sentence?
Example: "Tokyo has grown into a sprawling metropolis of over thirteen million people." In Latin, "metropolis" is metropolis.
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