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Alhambra
[ al-ham-bruh ]
noun
- a palace and citadel of the Moorish kings in Granada, Spain: built chiefly between 1248 and 1354.
- a city in SW California, near Los Angeles.
Alhambra
/ ælˈhæmbrə; ˌælhæmˈbrɛsk /
noun
- a citadel and palace in Granada, Spain, built for the Moorish kings during the 13th and 14th centuries: noted for its rich ornamentation
Derived Forms
- Alhambresque, adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Alhambra1
Example Sentences
Opening in the early 1870s, the Alhambra was Belfast's first music hall and was a "real spit on the floor type joint", according to Mr Marshall.
The dentist shares the upscale Alhambra shopping center with Sephora and Sprouts Farmers Market, serving patients who might have had to trek to a medical office building in years past to get their teeth cleaned.
It was one of those patrols that stumbled upon an operation in Alhambra.
One Alhambra family tried an extreme fix: finding a home in Ontario and commuting three hours to keep their jobs and maintain school ties.
Across Los Angeles County, from Alhambra to Highland Park, there were videos posted on social media showing unmarked vehicles and officers with vests showing up at homes.
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