Ukrainian
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- noun
- /juˈkreɪniən/
- As a Ukrainian, she took pride in her country's rich history and traditions.
- Russians and Ukrainians
- Germans and Ukrainians
- Poles and Ukrainians
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Watch on YouTubeJust speaking to Ukrainians, they're all in.
- Just speaking to Ukrainians, they're all in.
- And so thank God, the Ukrainians surprised everybody.
- We have Russians and Ukrainians in the legion a lot.
- In fact, he said that it was rogue Ukrainians conducting those campaigns.
- I guess he could probably view Ukrainians as a bit hostile too.
- They know the terrain that the Ukrainians will want to come through.
- And even against this small original force, the Ukrainians have been helpless.
- And thirdly, if he's smart, he's looking at how those Ukrainians are fighting like hell.
- He began selling for the first time Ukrainians offensive weapons.
- We're helping Putin attack the Ukrainians, and Trump is withdrawing aid.
- You came here because you are training Ukrainians and basically more fighting.
- But it emboldened ordinary Ukrainians not to fold.
- So he, he, he places Ukrainians in Bolinia, in local government.
- Zelensky would have been shot a lot more Ukrainians would have died.
- But really it's the attitude that the Ukrainians have towards the situation.
- And that is the unconquerable will of the Ukrainians to resist.
- Just like what Ukrainians said the night before the incursion.
- And millions of Ukrainians, they abandoned fear.
- It's it's not from a Ukrainian talking to another Ukrainian in Ukraine.
- Well, the Ukrainians, this is their home.
- That man that like I said, the most common in what were the Ukrainians doing with him?
Examples
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Under an archway near the entrance, Aleksander Golitsyn, the Ukrainian, has just come in from outside.
Fiction book (1996) -
And so thank God, the Ukrainians surprised everybody.
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I don't think any Ukrainian now has the same life.
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At least we know the Ukrainians are involved.
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- So, why do so many Ukrainians hate Russia so much?
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But really it's the attitude that the Ukrainians have towards the situation.
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And millions of Ukrainians, they abandoned fear.
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I'm not sure I know what Ukrainians eat, but, hell, I'll try anything once.
Fiction book (1996) -
I'm a tall, middle-aged Ukrainian.
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Just speaking to Ukrainians, they're all in.
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Etymology
Ukrainian comes from the name Ukraine, which comes from an old Slavic word meaning 'borderland' or 'edge', and the ending -ian means 'from', like in Canadian. So a Ukrainian is a person who comes from that land.