Cleveland

Cleve land |ˈklēvlənd ˈklivlənd | 1 a major port and industrial city in northeastern Ohio, on Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River; pop. 433,748 (est. 2008 ). 2 a city in southeastern Tennessee, northeast of Chattanooga; pop. 39,753 (est. 2008 ).

Cleveland, Grover

Cleve land, Grover |ˈklivlənd ˈklēvlənd | (1837 –1908 ), 22nd and 24th president of the US 1885 –89 and 1893 –97; full name Stephen Grover Cleveland. A New York Democrat, he served as governor of his state 1883 –85 before being elected to the presidency. During his first term, he championed civil service reform and revision of the tariff system. Although he was defeated for re-election by Benjamin Harrison in 1888, he was again elected in 1892. His second term was marked by his application of the Monroe Doctrine to Britain's border dispute with Venezuela in 1895.

Cleveland bay

Cleve |land bay ▶noun a bay horse of a strong breed originating in the north of England, formerly popular as carriage horses.

Cleveland Heights

Cleve land Heights a city in northeastern Ohio, northeast of Cleveland; pop. 45,827 (est. 2008 ).

Cleveland

Cleveland |ˈkliːvlənd | 1 a former county on the North Sea coast of NE England, formed in 1974 from parts of Durham and North Yorkshire and replaced in 1996 by the unitary councils of Middlesbrough, Hartlepool, Stockton-on-Tees, and Redcar and Cleveland. 2 a major port and industrial city in NE Ohio, situated on Lake Erie; pop. 433,748 (2008 ).

Cleveland, Grover

Cleveland, Grover |ˈkliːvlənd | (1837 –1908 ), American Democratic statesman, 22nd and 24th President of the US 1885 –9 and 1893 –7; full name Stephen Grover Cleveland.

Cleveland bay

Cleve |land bay ▶noun a bay horse of a strong breed originating in the north of England, formerly popular as carriage horses.

Cleveland Heights

Cleve land Heights a city in northeastern Ohio, northeast of Cleveland; pop. 45,827 (est. 2008 ).

Cleveland

Cleve land /klíːvlənd /名詞 クリーブランド 〘a 米国Ohio州の都市.b 米国Tennessee州の都市.c クリーブランド (Stephen ) Grover ～, 1837 --1908; 米国第22, 24代大統領 (1885 --89,1893 --97 )〙.