Croatia
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- proper noun
- /kroʊˈeɪʃə/
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Croacia
- In the western Balkans, only Croatia would remain on track for both EU and NATO membership.
- Republic of Croatia
- Croatia declared independence
- 1991 in Croatia
And so they started the war with Croatia, initially, I believe the Serbs.
- And so they started the war with Croatia, initially, I believe the Serbs.
- They had been pushed out for a training mission in either Croatia or Spain, I can't remember.
- And that one was on a training mission in Croatia.
- Well, the question is obviously Ryan Sterling scored the opener against Croatia.
Examples
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Dear Math Sorcerer, I am a medical student from Croatia and a big fan of your YouTube channel.
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The Roman Amphitheatre of Pula, Croatia, likewise frequently hosts concerts.
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I think Croatia could be very interesting.
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And you can really get a feel for what Croatia is like.
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When did you find out that I was in Croatia?
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I remember when I was on holiday in Croatia.
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And people in Croatia still had Internet access so they could connect via satellite.
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I was modeling in Croatia for three years before I came here.
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I ended up moving to Croatia because my wife is Croatian and we wanted to be near her parents.
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I remember when I was on holiday in Croatia.
Synonyms
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A country in Europe on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea that became independent in 1991
The name Croatians use for their country on the Adriatic Sea
Compounds
- Formal
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A country in Europe on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea that became independent in 1991
Surface Forms
Etymology
Croatia comes from the name of the local people, the Croats, and in their own language the country is called Hrvatska. So Croatia simply means the 'land of the Croats', which is why the country is named after its people.