Carlsbad

[ kahrlz-bad ]

noun

1. a town in southern California.
2. a city in southeastern New Mexico.
3. former name of Karlovy Vary.

Carlsbad

/ ˈkarlsbaːt /

noun

1. See Karlovy Vary
   a variant spelling of the German name for Karlovy Vary

Example Sentences

Between 2014 and 2018, the San Diego-Carlsbad metropolitan region had the fourth largest immigrant population from the Philippines in the country, totaling about 98,000 people, according to the Migration Policy Institute.

From Voice of San Diego

I applaud Priya for doing what was best for the city of Carlsbad, and not to hold politics as her primary purpose.

From Voice of San Diego

Carlsbad is stepping up enforcement of restaurants that continue to defy public health orders and provide indoor dining to customers.

From Voice of San Diego

One person said the Carlsbad Council members should know better than to let Carlsbad become “the laughing stock of North County.”

From Voice of San Diego

VOSD laid out on Tuesday how Carlsbad restaurants have become ground zero for defying coronavirus restrictions limiting restaurants to to-go service only.

From Voice of San Diego

You might try a course of Carlsbad plums, Devonshire cream, and peach-fed Colorado ham.

From Project Gutenberg

The Inhabitants of Carlsbad are generally Armourers, who work very neat and vastly cheap.

From Project Gutenberg

Many questions crowd on me and I am impatient to lay them before you at Carlsbad.

From Project Gutenberg

And how horrid you would feel if you should have to tell people, "My dear cousin Prudence died at Carlsbad."

From Project Gutenberg

She wrote a long letter to Prudence, who was in Newport with her mother, who had come back from Carlsbad.

From Project Gutenberg