Irvine

[ ur-vahyn ur-vin ]

noun

1. a city in SW California.
2. Also Irvin. a male given name.

Irvine

¹

/ ˈɜːvɪn /

noun

1. a town on the W coast of Scotland, the administrative centre of North Ayrshire: designated a new town in 1966. Pop: 33 090 (2001)

Irvine

²

/ ˈɜːvaɪn /

noun

1. IrvineAlexander Andrew Mackay1940MBritishLAW: lawyerPOLITICS: politician Alexander Andrew Mackay, Baron, known as Derry. born 1940, British lawyer and Labour politician; Lord Chancellor (1997–2003)

Example Sentences

“Instead of feeling safe and supported on their own campuses ... many universities, administrators, and law enforcement have failed to offer the necessary support, leaving students feeling threatened, targeted, and isolated,” said Bayanne Kanawati, program manger for the center, which surveyed students at campuses including UC Irvine, UC Riverside, UC Berkeley and Cal State Fullerton.

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The most represented university in the study, UC Irvine, had 43 people participate.

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David Neumark, a UC Irvine economist and national expert on minimum wages and their economic effects, said he was surprised by the outcome and that it was hard to pinpoint a single factor for the measure’s defeat.

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Randy Jeffs, a Republican from Irvine, said he didn’t vote for a presidential candidate last week.

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Brown was one of eight members of the Orange County Fire Authority’s Santiago Hand Crew hurt in the Sept. 18 accident on State Route 241 in Irvine.

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