seaport in NW Belgium, on the North Sea
Fr. name Ost·ende′
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Ostend
also Oost·en·de
A city of northwest Belgium on the North Sea west of Bruges. It was a German submarine base during World War I and was severely damaged by Allied bombing during World War II.x
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Verb
(third-person singular simple present ostends, present participle ostending, simple past and past participle ostended)
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Latin ostendere to show.
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