Bathurst

American  

[bath-erst] / ˈbæθ ərst /

noun

1. a town in eastern New South Wales, in southeast Australia.

2. a port on the Gulf of St. Lawrence in northeastern New Brunswick, in southeast Canada: summer resort.

3. former name of Banjul.

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Bathurst British  

/ ˈbæθəst /

noun

1. a town in SE Australia, in E New South Wales: scene of a gold rush in 1851. Pop: 27 036 (2001)

2. a port in E Canada, in NE New Brunswick: rich mineral resources. Pop: 16 427 (2001)

3. the former name (until 1973) of Banjul

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Example Sentences

The transaction would double Deutsche Boerse’s funds-services division—which represent 10% of its top line—and boost its earnings growth profile, while increasing its exposure to recurring buy-side revenues, analyst Ben Bathurst writes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Crew members also stayed at the Charles Bathurst Inn, in Arkengarthdale, and were described as "very friendly".

From BBC

He’d just captured his third consecutive Australian V8 Supercars title — winning a record 18 races in 2019 — ticked the Bathurst 1000 off his resume, and he felt there was little left to accomplish racing across the world.

From Seattle Times

Scottish playwright David Harrower, known for the play Blackbird, is the lead writer and Otto Bathurst, who won a Bafta for BBC period crime drama Peaky Blinders, is lead director.

From BBC

The Mustang will be eligible to race on six continents next season, from Bathurst to Le Mans and Daytona to Silverstone.

From Washington Times