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Katrina

Pronunciation: [kəˈtriːnə]

Word

Learn how to use Katrina in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “historical event”

(noun) the name of a powerful hurricane that caused a lot of damage in 2005, especially to New Orleans. It is remembered for the destruction it caused and the struggles many faced afterward.

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Hurricane Katrina led to many people coming together to help those in need after the storm.

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Katrina did not spare the city; many homes were destroyed and lives were lost.

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What happened in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit?

Context: “name”

(proper noun) a common female name that people use. It can refer to many individuals, similar to other names like Sarah or Jessica.

Example

Katrina is a lovely name that means pure or clear.

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There isn’t anyone named Katrina in my class this year.

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Do you know anyone whose name is Katrina?

How to pronounce Katrina

Pronunciation: [kəˈtriːnə]

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