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Chester-le-Street

UK/ˈt͡ʃɛstə(ɹ)li ˈstɹiːt/

Chester-le-Street proper noun: a market town in County Durham, England.

Proper noun

Chester-le-Street

  1. A market town in County Durham, England.

Questions about Chester-le-Street

What does Chester-le-Street mean?
Chester-le-Street means a market town in County Durham, England.
What part of speech is Chester-le-Street?
Chester-le-Street is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Chester-le-Street?
Chester-le-Street is pronounced /ˈt͡ʃɛstə(ɹ)li ˈstɹiːt/ (UK).

Words near Chester-le-Street in the dictionary

  1. Chester County White
  2. chester drawers
  3. Chester Hill
  4. Chester the molester
  5. Chester White
  6. Chester-le-Street
  7. Chesterbelloc
  8. chesterfield
  9. Chesterfield bed
  10. Chesterfield beds
  11. Chesterfield County

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