Boston (en. Boston)

/ˈbɔstən/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

City in the northeastern United States, famous for its role in the American Revolution.

Boston is known for the Boston Tea Party.

Boston es conocida por el Boston Tea Party.

Academic center, home to prestigious universities like Harvard and MIT.

Thousands of international students come to study in Boston each year.

Miles de estudiantes internacionales vienen a estudiar a Boston cada año.

Important port and economic center of New England.

Maritime transport is crucial to Boston's economy.

El transporte marítimo es crucial para la economía de Boston.

The name Boston comes from 'St Botolph's Town' in England, where the mayor founded Boston, Massachusetts.

Beantown

Nickname for Boston, related to the city's history with beans.

Beantown

The Hub

Referred to as the 'hub' of New England due to its cultural and economic significance.

The Hub

Massachusetts

U.S. state where Boston is located.

Massachusetts

American Revolution

Conflict in which Boston played a central role.

Revolución Americana

Harvard University

Renowned educational institution located in Boston.

Universidad de Harvard

Referring to a Bostonian or someone from Boston.

That guy is a true Bostonian, always talking about his city.

Ese tipo es un verdadero bostoniano, siempre habla de su ciudad.

Talking about the local culture (like sports, food, etc.) of Boston.

I always enjoy Bostonizing with friends about the Red Sox.

Siempre disfruto bostonizando con amigos sobre los Red Sox.