Fredericia

/ frɛðəˈrɛdʃæ /

noun

1. a port in Denmark, in E Jutland at the N end of the Little Belt. Pop: 37 054 (2004 est)

Example Sentences

Anders Ostergaard, the CEO of Monjasa, which is based in Fredericia, western Denmark, thanked those who had helped to “resolve this awful situation.”

From Seattle Times

He was 21, playing for Fredericia in Denmark’s second tier, and Lyngby seemed the ideal step up: a club close to his family in Copenhagen, with a proud reputation for developing players — Lyngby has produced a scree of Danish internationals, including four members of Denmark’s 1992 European championship team — and the promise, after a third-place finish in the league in 2017, of Europa League games this season.

From New York Times

In the nineties, Elming played wide receiver for the Herning Hawks, the Aarhus Tigers, and the Fredericia Jets; he later coached all three, as well as the Avedøre Monarchs and the Danish under-nineteen national team.

From The New Yorker

Knudstorp, a boyish 45-year-old with carefully tousled hair, who lives an hour's drive away in the pretty coastal town of Fredericia, agrees that Billund is boring but reckons the surroundings help spark Lego's innovation.

From The Guardian

He first laid eyes on the Caroline ship - the 702-tonne former Danish passenger ferry Fredericia - when he arrived in Ireland.

From BBC