Deutschland
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- proper noun
- /ˈdɔɪtʃlənd/
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Alemania
- Many tourists visit Deutschland to experience its rich culture and history.
- katholische Deutschland
- evangelische Deutschland
- Kirche in Deutschland
Even Germany Deutschland, you can hear Deutschland.
- Even Germany Deutschland, you can hear Deutschland.
- I read her work, sometimes her statements, the in Germany for Deutschland.
Examples
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DEU, that stands for Deutschland, Germany and USA.
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I have also lived in Vogelweh, Deutschland, Vancouver, BC, as well as both coasts of the USA.
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Me too, before I moved to Deutschland.
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Deutschland is on the rise again
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Similarly, the business newspaper Financial Times Deutschland featured several election stories at the top of its website.
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Financial Times Deutschland is likely to be shuttered: report.
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The Reichsvertretung der Juden in Deutschland is willing to contribute to this end with all its powers.
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From the confines of the far southwest corner of Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
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From this point of view, Deutschland GmbH competes with Great Britain Ltd, USA Inc., etc.
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In Europe, BMW AG is reportedly developing an aluminum space frame design with Hydro Aluminum Deutschland GmbH of Erkrath, Germany.
Academic text (1995)
Synonyms
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A country in central Europe known for cities like Berlin and a long history
A country in central Europe formed after World War II that became one country again in 1990
Surface Forms
Etymology
Deutschland comes from two parts: Deutsch, an old word meaning 'the people', and land, meaning 'land' or 'country'. So Deutschland literally means 'the people's land', which is why Germans use it as the name for their country.