Montenegro
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- proper noun
- /mɒntɪˈnɛɡroʊ/
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Montenegro
- The capital city of Montenegro is Podgorica, known for its rich history.
- Serbia and Montenegro
- Montenegro and Bosnia
- Montenegro and Kosovo
But mostly in in Kosovo and Montenegro, you find these these communities.
- But mostly in in Kosovo and Montenegro, you find these these communities.
- Serbia has fallen, as has Montenegro, and Albania is now under attack.
- So it was leftover Kosovo, Montenegro and Macedonia.
- Du Quan was arrested in Montenegro on his way to, you guessed it, Dubai.
- It's cuts off at sea at Montenegro.
Examples
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Every Allied government gave me a decoration, even little Montenegro, down on the Adriatic Sea.
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For six weeks, Armatta operated out of Dubrovnik, just inside Croatia's border with Montenegro.
Academic text (1999) -
"I will go back to Montenegro, and sing there."
Fiction book (1997) -
Have you ever been to Montenegro?
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I'll be in Montenegro, drinking.
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No, we're just tourists on our way to Montenegro.
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Next stop on the Montenegro World Tour, we are in Kotor.
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While staying on Kotor Bay in Montenegro, I decided to go ocean kayaking.
Blog text (6) -
Another ally, Montenegro, was promised a part of the Dalmatian coast, including the city of Dubrovnik.
Academic text (1993) -
The author, a student of Marxism and nationalism, was a native of Montenegro.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
The local name for Montenegro, a country by the Adriatic Sea in southeast Europe
Compounds
A country made of two parts, Serbia and Montenegro, that existed from 2003 to 2006
Surface Forms
Etymology
Montenegro comes from the Italian words monte 'mountain' and negro 'black', and it is a translation of the local name Crna Gora, which also means 'black mountain'. So it is named after its dark mountains covered with trees.