Eton
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE OnlineE·ton /ˈiːtn/ (also Eton College) the best-known English public school (=an expensive private school) for boys, officially called Eton College and established in the 15th century. Eton is close to the town of Windsor, to the west of London. —ian /iːˈtəʊniən/ noun, adjective
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Eton
E‧ton /ˈiːtn/
(also ˌEton ˈCollege)
the best-known English public school (=an expensive private school) for boys, officially called Eton College and established in the 15th century. Eton is close to the town of Windsor, to the west of London.
—ian /iːˈtəʊniən/ noun, adjective
E‧ton /ˈiːtn/
(also ˌEton ˈCollege)the best-known English public school (=an expensive private school) for boys, officially called Eton College and established in the 15th century. Eton is close to the town of Windsor, to the west of London.
—ian /iːˈtəʊniən/ noun, adjective