BERLIN


Meaning of BERLIN in English

I. bə(r)ˈlin; ˌbərˈl-, bə̄ˈl-, bəiˈl-, ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ adjective

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: from Berlin, Germany

: of or from the city of Berlin, Germany : of the kind or style prevalent in Berlin

II. bə(r)ˈlin, ˌbərˈl-, bə̄ˈl-, bəiˈl- noun

also ber·line “, -ˈlēn; berˈlēn, beəˈl-

( -s )

Etymology: French berline, from Berlin, Germany, where it was fashionable in the late 17th & 18th century

1.

a. sometimes capitalized : a 4-wheeled 2-seated covered carriage with a hooded rear seat

b. : an enclosed automobile body having at the rear of the driver's seat a glass partition with usually one movable window

2. sometimes capitalized

[by shortening]

a. : berlin wool

b. : something (as a glove) made of Berlin wool

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