kent
word
/ˈkɛnt/
kent
/kˈɛnt/
kent
Definition
Kent is usually a proper name, often a person's first name or surname. It can also refer to a place name, especially the county of Kent in England.
Usage & Nuances
Because it is usually a proper noun, 'Kent' is capitalized. It is not a common vocabulary word with a general meaning; learners will most often see it in names, addresses, or references such as 'Kent, England' or a person's name like 'Clark Kent'.
Spanish: Kento (nombre propio)Portuguese (BR): Kent (nome próprio)Portuguese (PT): Kent (nome próprio)Chinese (Simplified): 肯特（人名）Chinese (Traditional): 肯特（人名）Hindi: केंट (व्यक्तिनाम)Arabic: كينت (اسم علم)Bengali: কেন্টRussian: КентJapanese: ケントVietnamese: KentKorean: 켄트Turkish: KentUrdu: کینٹIndonesian: Kent
Example Sentences
My teacher's last name is Kent.
basic
Is Kent your first name or your last name?
natural
She was born in Kent, England.
basic
I met a man named Kent at the office.
basic
We're driving down to Kent for the weekend.
natural
Wait, do you mean Kent the county or Kent the person?
natural