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Ldn - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
LDN (disambiguation)
Ldn
существительное
общая лексика
г. Лондон
синоним
Ldn London
Ldn London noun г. Лондон
Greater London Radio
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LONDON'S BBC LOCAL RADIO STATION AND PART OF THE BROADER BBC LONDON NETWORK
Greater London Radio; BBC GLR; BBC Radio LDN; London 94.9; BBC London Live; 94.9 BBC London; BBC London 94.9
[,greɪtə,lʌndən'reɪdɪəu]
общая лексика
"Радио Большой Лондон" (местная радиостанция Би-би-си [BBC]; передаёт преим. популярную и классическую музыку и интервью; находится в Лондоне. Создана в 1988 на базе бывшей "Би-би-си Радио Лондон" [BBC Radio London])
синоним
Wikipedia
LDN
LDN is usually contractional slang for London, UK.
LDN may also refer to:
Examples of use of Ldn
1. You can hear ‘LDN‘ and ‘Knock ‘Em Out‘ now by visiting her new website www.lilyallenmusic.com.
2. The 22–year–old LDN singer was lucky enough to be invited to last night‘s prestigious GQ Men Of The Year Awards – but she didn‘t last long.
3. She now has a staggering 24,'32 friends on her page, Parlophone has rush–released her first single, ‘LDN‘, and the limited edition seven–inch is reselling for 40 on eBay.
4. Part–novelty, part–brand–new, somehow ‘LDN‘ recalls Althea & Donna as well as the Streets. ‘Knock ‘Em Out‘, the B–side, about blokes trying to pick up girls, is built around a Professor Longhair piano break and is just as entertaining: verse rapped, chorus (‘You can‘t knock ‘em out, you can‘t walk away ... ‘) sung as sweet as Sugababe pie.
5. I‘ll beat myself up over one line because I don‘t feel that it flows as a story.‘ Lily‘s debut single, ‘LDN‘ (pronounced London, non–texters), mixes giggly carnival summer reggae with a whistle–along tune and lines so sharp they could have your eye out.
