caledonian

[US]/ˌkæli'dəunjən/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. relating to ancient Scotland or Scotland
n. an ancient Scottish person or a Scottish person

Phrases & Collocations

Caledonian culture

Caledonian heritage

caledonian orogeny

caledonian culture

caledonian forest

caledonian canal

caledonian identity

caledonian heritage

caledonian cuisine

caledonian landscape

caledonian traditions

caledonian music

caledonian wildlife

Example Sentences

Caledonian forests are known for their diverse plant and animal species.

The Caledonian Canal connects the east coast of Scotland with the west coast.

The Caledonian Sleeper is a popular overnight train service between London and Scotland.

Caledonian cuisine often features hearty dishes like haggis and stovies.

The Caledonian Hotel in Edinburgh is a historic landmark in the city.

The Caledonian Thistle is a popular football club in Inverness.

Caledonian geology is characterized by ancient rocks and formations.

The Caledonian MacBrayne ferry service operates between various Scottish islands.

Caledonian traditions include Highland games and ceilidh dancing.

The Caledonian Railway was an important transportation network in Scotland during the 19th and 20th centuries.

the caledonian culture is rich and diverse.

many caledonian traditions are celebrated annually.

caledonian landscapes are breathtaking and unique.

she studied the caledonian flora and fauna.

the caledonian economy relies on tourism.

caledonian cuisine features fresh seafood.

he is an expert in caledonian history.

the caledonian highlands are perfect for hiking.

caledonian music has a distinct sound.

they visited a caledonian festival last summer.

Real-world Examples

Caledonian Road in Islington, close to rapidly-changing King's Cross, is still full of kebab shops.

Source: The Economist (Summary)

Like New Caledonian crows, different groups use them slightly differently.

Source: 2023-37

New Caledonian crows are the champion toolmakers of the animal kingdom.

Source: 2023-37

The Caledonian Canal took 19 years and cost a fortune to construct.

Source: Uncle Rich takes you on a trip to Europe.

A study by computer scientist David Moffat of Glasgow Caledonian University provides a clue.

Source: Reading of chestnuts

The most famous part of the Caledonian Canal route is the long and skinny Loch Ness.

Source: Uncle Rich takes you on a trip to Europe.

We know this from New Caledonian crows, and we know this from ravens, and from keas, that they are very, very good social learners.

Source: Connection Magazine

Nearby, the town of Inverness straddles the River Ness, near the eastern end of the Caledonian Canal.

Source: Uncle Rich takes you on a trip to Europe.

And some birds use tools—like brainy New Caledonian crows, which can assemble multipart tools to solve puzzle boxes presented to them by researchers.

Source: Scientific 60 Seconds - Scientific American January 2020 Collection

Focusing on the Highlands, we'll visit Inveraray, Oban, follow the Caledonian Canal to Loch Ness, Inverness, and the battlefield at Culloden.

Source: Uncle Rich takes you on a trip to Europe.

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