Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of northeastern South Carolina east-northeast of Columbia. It is the site of a major auto-racing track.
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- proper noun A
family name . - proper noun A place name.
- noun electronics A pair of
transistors with theemitter of one connected to thebase of the other and thecollectors connected together, acting as a transistor with greater amplification. Also called "Darlington pair".
Etymologies
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Examples
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Etc.: Crew chief Todd Parrott has prepared chassis RK-616, which the team calls "The Lady in Black" — the same moniker Darlington is known as.
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"Darlington is a tough track because of how narrow it is," Johnson said.
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We have a lot of great things going on, and when things are going well for us, Darlington is one of those tracks that I really get excited about.
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"Darlington is one of my favorite tracks," said Keselowski.
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Etc.: Allmendinger and crew chief Mike Shiplett both believe that qualifying well at Darlington is going to be crucial this weekend.
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Conception Seminary in Darlington, New Jersey and later earned a
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The Northern Echo in Darlington, England, reports, Hundreds of primary school pupils got themselves in a spin when they tried out a new way of keeping fit.
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Darlington is one of Gordon's two best tracks — he has an incredible seven victories there, same as Martinsville.
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The Northern Echo in Darlington, England, reports, Hundreds of primary school pupils got themselves in a spin when they tried out a new way of keeping fit.
Hooping.org | Blog 2009
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I like racing in Darlington because it's one of those tracks with a lot of history, and the fans love the racing there.
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