BURLINGAME

Meaning of BURLINGAME in English

I. biographical name

ˈbər-lən-ˌgām

Anson 1820-1870 American diplomat

II. ˈbər-liŋ-ˌgām geographical name

city W California population 28,158

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BURLINGAME — I. biographical name Anson 1820-1870 American diplomat, II. geographical name city W California population 28,158
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BURLINGAME — /berr"lin gaym', -ling gaym'/ , n. 1. Anson /an"seuhn/ , 1820-70, U.S. diplomat. 2. a city in W California, S …
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BURLINGAME — Classification: City Located in: Kansas (KS) Total Population (2000): 1017 Total Housing Units (2000): 481 Land Area (square meters): 2290256 …
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BURLINGAME — Classification: City Located in: California (CA) Total Population (2000): 28158 Total Housing Units (2000): 12869 Land Area (square meters): 11226416 …
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BURLINGAME — Burlingame
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BURLINGAME — Pronunciation: ' b ə r-li ŋ - ˌ g ā m Function: geographical name city W Calif. pop 28,158
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BURLINGAME — Pronunciation: ' b ə r-l ə n- ˌ g ā m Function: biographical name Anson 1820-1870 American diplomat
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BURLINGAME, ANSON — born Nov. 14, 1820, New Berlin, N.Y., U.S. died Feb. 23, 1870, St. Petersburg, Russia U.S. diplomat. He served in …
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BURLINGAME, ANSON — born Nov. 14, 1820, New Berlin, N.Y., U.S. died Feb. 23, 1870, St. Petersburg, Russia American diplomatic minister to China …
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BURLINGAME, ANSON — born Nov. 14, 1820, New Berlin, N.Y., U.S. died Feb. 23, 1870, St. Petersburg, Russia U.S. diplomat. He served in …
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BURLINGAME TREATY — договор Берлингейма Американо-китайское соглашение 1868, дополнившее Тяньцзинский договор 1858 [Reed Treaty]. Урегулировал вопросы двусторонней торговли и снял ограничения с иммиграции китайцев …
BURLINGAME TREATY — договор Берлингейма Американо-китайское соглашение 1868, дополнившее Тяньцзинский договор 1858. Урегулировал вопросы двусторонней торговли и снял ограничения с иммиграции китайцев в …
66413 — State: KANSAS City: BURLINGAME
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LINCOLN, ABRAHAM — born February 12, 1809, near Hodgenville, Kentucky, U.S. died April 15, 1865, Washington, D.C. Abraham Lincoln, 1863. byname Honest Abe, …
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