Mongolia
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3.1
- proper noun
- /mɒŋˈɡoʊliə/
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Mongolia
- In Mongolia, you can explore vast steppes and experience nomadic culture.
- Inner Mongolia
- Outer Mongolia
- economy of Mongolia
And we started walking from China to Mongolia.
- And we started walking from China to Mongolia.
- How long does it take to ride from Ulan Batar, Mongolia on a horse to Vienna, Austria, across all of Siberia?
- You know, I went to Mongolia and great pictures.
- The last dig out in Mongolia, there were some problems with that.
- I climbed the Andes, I climbed Mongolia, I climbed Argentina and then in China.
- I was in acting in Mongolia, all across Mongolia, little holes in the ground, they were looking for this.
- Another way to put it is I've read he's much loved in much part in many parts of the world like Mongolia.
Examples
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In Mongolia, they feast on warm yak yogurt.
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Since the beginning of the twentieth century and especially since 1911, when Mongolia declared its independence.
Academic text (1995) -
But I am going to go a little West of Mongolia because this is a competition.
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You were born in Mongolia, that very year.
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I saw a documentary about Mongolia on TV once.
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During the crisis period, only one neighboring country, Mongolia, expressed its understanding of Chinese military activities.
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So it's not really a popular destination here in Singapore, but Mongolia is quite a popular destination in Northern Asia.
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We caught that gentleman four days ago in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
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The United States has also supported Mongolia's membership in the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, and the Asian Development Bank.
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President is in Mongolia right now attending a meeting of non aligned ethanol producers.
Synonyms
A region now the country Mongolia, separate from Inner Mongolia in China, often used in history
Compounds
- Archaic
A region now the country Mongolia, separate from Inner Mongolia in China, often used in history
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mongolia comes from the name of the people called the Mongols, who once built a huge empire across Asia. The ending -ia means 'land of', like in India, so Mongolia is the 'land of the Mongols'.