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Jonathan
1[jon-uh-thuhn]
noun
a variety of red apple that matures in early autumn.
Jonathan
2[jon-uh-thuhn]
noun
(in the Bible) a son of Saul and friend of David.
Archaic.an American, especially a New Englander.
a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “God gave.”
Jonathan
1/ ˈɒəθə /
noun
a variety of red apple that ripens in early autumn
Jonathan
2noun
Old Testament the son of Saul and David's close friend, who was killed in battle (I Samuel 31; II Samuel 1:19–26)
Word History and Origins
Origin of Jonathan1
Word History and Origins
Origin of Jonathan1
Example Sentences
Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the announcement was "the result of work happening at pace between both governments to lower the burden on UK businesses".
In addition to eight other children, two adults - dance class leader Leanne Lucas and businessman Jonathan Hayes – were seriously wounded.
His widow, Kate Craig, who also worked at Jonathan Cape, said the publication of Boy was "on a very tight publication schedule".
Feeling like she was "spiralling and going nowhere," Ms Kava reported the case to the consumer rights programme the JVS show, presented by Jonathan Vernon-Smith.
"They might have had a Woolworths, a bank and a charity shop," says Jonathan de Mello, a retail analyst and the founder of JDM Retail.
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