Oxbridge is the word used to describe the combined colleges of Oxford and Cambridge universities.
The prefix 'great' is used to differenciate the island of Britain from the French region of Bretagne or Brittany. The prefix is only meant to refer to the size of the island.
The two universities are commonly known as Oxbridge.
Oxbridge Applications was created in 1999.
The term is Oxbridge not Oxibridge. It is a collective name for the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.
The duration of Oxbridge Blues is 1.25 hours.
Oxbridge Blues was created on 1984-11-14.
Oxbridge Blues ended on 1984-12-19.
king of great Britain
Great Britain is the name used to refer to both Scotland and England. Wales, which is also a part of this union, is not normally counted as a country, it is a province.
Other way round- Great Britain refers to the Unions between England and Wales, and England and Scotland. Although Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, it is not included in Great Britain. The term 'Great' was coined when Britain began to develop an Empire and to colonise and rule large parts of the rest of the world.
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That is a tricky question. Great Britain has often been colloquialized to refer to just England. Similarly "The United Kingdom" has also been misunderstood and colloquialized to refer to just England or England and the neighboring sovereign states. Generally trying to identify "Great Britain" is a bit difficult and at time nebulous. If you were to talk to Brits they would likely tell you that Great Britain consists of the countries England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.