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Waterloo

Wa ter loo |ˌwôtərˈlo͞o, ˌwä -, ˈwôtərˌlo͞o, ˈwä -ˈwɔtərˌlu ˌwɔtərˈlu | 1 an industrial and commercial city in northeastern Iowa; pop. 66,662 (est. 2008 ). 2 see Austin 1.

Waterloo, Battle of

Wa ter loo, Battle of |ˈwôtərˌlo͞o, ˈwä -ˌbædl əv ˌwɔtərˈlu | a battle fought on June 18, 1815, near the village of Waterloo (in what is now Belgium ), in which Napoleon's army was defeated by the British (under the Duke of Wellington ) and Prussians. The allied pursuit caused Napoleon's army to disintegrate entirely, ending his bid to return to power. • (as noun a Waterloo ) a decisive defeat or failure: his team met their Waterloo .

Waterloo

Wa ter loo |ˌwôtərˈlo͞o, ˌwä -, ˈwôtərˌlo͞o, ˈwä -ˈwɔtərˌlu ˌwɔtərˈlu | 1 an industrial and commercial city in northeastern Iowa; pop. 66,662 (est. 2008 ). 2 see Austin 1.

Waterloo, Battle of

Waterloo, Battle of |ˌwɔːtəˈluː | a battle fought on 18 June 1815 near the village of Waterloo (in what is now Belgium ), in which Napoleon's army was defeated by the British (under the Duke of Wellington ) and Prussians. The allied pursuit caused Napoleon's army to disintegrate entirely, ending his bid to return to power. • (as noun a Waterloo ) a decisive defeat or failure: the coach rued the absence of his top player as his team met their Waterloo .

Waterloo

Wa ter loo Substantiv, Neutrum bildungssprachlich , das |W a terloo |das Waterloo; Genitiv: des Waterloo, Plural: die Waterloos nach der Schlacht bei Waterloo (18. 6. 1815 ), in der Napoleon I. vernichtend geschlagen wurde vernichtende Niederlage ein, sein Waterloo erleben

Waterloo

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