Hertogenbosch

[ser-toh-khuh n-baws] /ˈsɛr toʊ xənˌbɔs/

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a city in and the capital of North Brabant, in the S Netherlands.
noun
1.
a province in S Netherlands. 1965 sq. mi. (5090 sq. km).
Capital: ‘s Hertogenbosch.
[Dutch ser-toh-khuh n-baws] /Dutch ˈsɛr toʊ xənˌbɔs/
noun
1.
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/Dutch hɛrtoːxənˈbɔs/
noun
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See ‘s Hertogenbosch
noun
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a province of the S Netherlands: formed part of the medieval duchy of Brabant. Capital: ‘s Hertogenbosch. Pop: 2 400 000 (2003 est). Area: 4965 sq km (1917 sq miles) Dutch name Noordbrabant
/Dutch shɛrtoːxənˈbɔs/
noun
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a city in the S Netherlands, capital of North Brabant province: birthplace of Hieronymus Bosch. Pop: 133 000 (2003 est) Also called Den Bosch French name Bois-le-Duc

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