Synonyms for berlin
bərˈlɪnberlin

Princeton's WordNet

1. Berlin, German capitalnoun

   capital of Germany located in eastern Germany

2. Berlin, Irving Berlin, Israel Balinenoun

   United States songwriter (born in Russia) who wrote more than 1500 songs and several musical comedies (1888-1989)

3. berlinnoun

   a limousine with a glass partition between the front and back seats

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1. • Limo
   • Songwriter

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1. List of paraphrases for "berlin":

   berliner, bolin

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1. Charlette Prevot:

   I think there are lots of women who have built successful companies here in Berlin.

2. Juan Branco:

   We leave it to the prosecutor, if he dares, if she dares, to go into the structures of power and to investigate at the heart of Brussels, of Paris, of Berlin and Rome and to see by searching in the archives of the meetings of the negotiations who was really behind the scenes trying to push for these policies that triggered the death of more than 14000 people.

3. Thomas Gomart:

   They want The US to lean in more, we know they're doing a great deal with countries, including developing countries, bilaterally... but a lot of countries hanker after the decisive Thomas Gomart effort that we saw when the Berlin Wall came down. A lot of countries believe this is one of those pivotal moments in history and The US has always led at those times.

4. Julian King:

   She wasn't her party's first choice, which limited her independence from the start, she is more dependent on the capitals, especially Berlin and Paris. Unfortunately, there is not as much political stability in either as there has been previously.

5. Martin Buck:

   There is talk in some areas of Berlin of prohibiting it, But can you really prevent people from using their privately owned homes as they want? It raises a whole lot of constitutional and human rights questions.