Stratford (en. Stratford)

/ˈstræt.fərd/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

The name of a place in the United Kingdom, especially known for its cultural legacy.

Stratford is famous for the Shakespeare Theatre.

Stratford es famoso por el Teatro de Shakespeare.

An area in London, known for its diversity and urban development.

The new shopping center in Stratford has attracted many visitors.

El nuevo centro comercial en Stratford ha atraído a muchos visitantes.

Linked to historical and artistic activities.

The art festival in Stratford brings together creatives from around the world.

El festival de arte en Stratford reúne a creativos de todo el mundo.

The name 'Stratford' comes from Old English 'straet' meaning 'street' and 'ford' meaning 'ford'.

Stratford upon Avon

A city in England, famous for being the birthplace of Shakespeare.

Stratford upon Avon

Stratford East

A part of Stratford known for its diverse community.

Stratford East

Stratford International

A train station in Stratford that connects to Europe.

Stratford International

Shakespeare

Famous English playwright and poet born in Stratford.

Shakespeare

theater

A place where dramatic works are performed, related to the legacy of Stratford.

teatro

culture

A set of knowledge, beliefs, and artistic expressions in Stratford.

cultura

Referring informally to a well-known place.

We're going to Stratford tonight.

Vamos a Stratford esta noche.

Used to describe an artistic or cultural event.

The festival in Stratford is pure art.

El festival en Stratford es puro arte.