Albert I
Americannoun
noun
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c. 1255–1308, king of Germany (1298–1308)
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1875–1934, king of the Belgians (1909–34)
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called Albert the Bear. c. 1100–70. German military leader: first margrave of Brandenburg
Example Sentences
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Albert: I write for my school’s newspaper.
From Los Angeles Times
“When I saw Albert, I gave him a hug, and it’s like, you know when you hug someone, and you just go, ‘Oh man, I don’t want to mess with that guy?’
From Los Angeles Times
“To be able to speak openly in a room and really describe a player. Freddy has a ton of experience managing Albert. I really just have experience bringing Albert into a club and watching him develop.”
From Seattle Times
He earnestly asks her father, played by Eddie Albert, “I would like to know, in all candor, how you feel about what I’ve said and to ask if I have your approval.”
From Washington Post
"But although her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, were close friends with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, I was unable to discover much about my namesake's early life, and so was born the idea which became Her Heart for a Compass."
From BBC
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