oxford

/ˈɒksfəd/
noun 7name 5

Collocations

5

ADJ.

average, awkward, educated, english, english, last, secure, together

She was an educated Oxford graduate who worked as a translator in London.

VERB + OXFORD

according, ironing, read, shop, stay, studying

I stayed in Oxford for a week last summer and visited all the famous colleges.

OXFORD + NOUN

alabama, cloth, comma, crew, dictionary, month, shirt, shirts

I bought a new Oxford dictionary to help me with crossword puzzles.

PREP.

from, in, with

She studied English literature in Oxford for three years before moving to London.

ADV.

incorrectly, usually

The historical reference was usually Oxford, though some scholars debate its exact location.

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