Ukraine
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- proper noun
- /juˈkreɪn/
- If the US stops its support for Ukraine, then Ukraine loses.
- Russia and Ukraine
- Belarus and Ukraine
- Poland and Ukraine
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Watch on YouTubeThe world stands with Ukraine in calling for peace.
- The world stands with Ukraine in calling for peace.
- That was right before the Ukraine war went into OverDrive.
- The glory and freedom of Ukraine has not yet perished.
- We are here for Ukraine as long as it takes.
- And the Russians have no say in in what Ukraine wants to do.
- And over the years, Ukraine has been drifting West.
- That when we send weapons to Ukraine, we're not sending the new stuff.
- You know what caused the war in Ukraine, right?
- All of them were devoted to Ukraine and to Kiev.
- And as we've seen in this war, Ukraine is a major prize.
- And the the leader in Ukraine was, what was this called?
- And then this is before the Ukraine war unfolded.
- I will oppose the proxy war in Ukraine.
- Imperial Gamble, Putin, Ukraine and the New Cold War.
Examples
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Above all, it is geopolitically essential that Ukraine succeed in stabilizing itself as a secure and independent state.
Academic text (1992) -
The world stands with Ukraine in calling for peace.
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Because after all, Ukraine is a friendly country to us, right?
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And none of the money has come from Ukraine itself.
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America is working to develop close relations with Ukraine to counter any expansion of Russian power.
Academic text (1999) -
The glory and freedom of Ukraine has not yet perished.
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Western unity on issues such as the future of Ukraine is therefore of the utmost importance.
Academic text (2008) -
Turkey borders Ukraine.
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To travel through Ukraine is to swell with sympathy for the flinty Ukrainian nationalists.
Academic text (2008) -
The world stands with Ukraine in calling for peace.
Synonyms
A country in Eastern Europe with capital Kyiv
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Ukraine comes from old Slavic parts u- 'at' and kraj 'edge' or 'border'. So it originally meant 'land at the edge', which is why the name means 'borderland' and now names the country.