Albert
Al·bert (al′bərt)
noun
a masculine name: dim. Al, Bert; var. Adelbert, Elbert; fem. Alberta, Albertine
Etymology: Fr < OHG Adalbrecht, lit., bright through nobility < adal, nobility + beraht, bright
Al·bert (al′bərt)
Albert, Prince (Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha) 1819-61; husband (Prince Consort) of Queen Victoria of England (1840-61)
1875-1934; king of Belgium (1909-34)
Al·bert (al′bərt)
lake in EC Africa, on the border of Democratic Republic of the Congo & Uganda: 2,064 sq mi (5,346 sq km)
Adjective modifier
- sorry: We're so sorry, uncle albert, But there's no one left at home And I believe I'm gonna rain.
Modifies a noun
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Noun used with modifier
- paraphrase: Paraphrase psychologist albert to late s he won't play at any time.
- psychologist: Paraphrase psychologist albert to late s he won't play at any time.
- uncle: We're so sorry, uncle albert, But there's no one left at home And I believe I'm gonna rain.
I never realised before that Albert married beneath him.
Prince Albertdiscovered the impotence of being earnest.
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