newport
word
/ˈnupɔɹt/
NOO-port
/ˈnjuːpɔːt/
NYOO-pawt
Definition
A proper noun, usually the name of a city or town. It can refer to different places called Newport, depending on the context.
Usage & Nuances
Use it as a place name, usually without an article: 'I live in Newport.' The exact place is often understood from context, so learners may need to specify the state or country, such as 'Newport, Wales' or 'Newport, Rhode Island'.
Spanish: NewportPortuguese (BR): NewportPortuguese (PT): NewportChinese (Simplified): 纽波特Chinese (Traditional): 紐波特Hindi: न्यूपोर्टArabic: نيوبورتBengali: নিউপোর্টRussian: НьюпортJapanese: ニューポートVietnamese: NewportKorean: 뉴포트Turkish: NewportUrdu: نیوپورٹIndonesian: Newport
Example Sentences
My aunt lives in Newport.
basic
We went to Newport by train.
basic
Newport is a busy city in summer.
basic
I grew up near Newport, so I know that area pretty well.
natural
If you're driving through Newport, stop by the harbor.
natural
We're spending the weekend in Newport with some friends.
natural