Albania
- proper noun
- /ælˈbeɪniə/
- The capital of Albania is Tirana.
- citizenship in Albania
- education in Albania
- Bulgaria and Albania
She left home from Albania and she never went back.
- She left home from Albania and she never went back.
- And his DNA led him to Albania and then from Albania to Kosovo.
- And in the place of origin, we put Albania, right.
- Serbia has fallen, as has Montenegro, and Albania is now under attack.
- He's got married over in Albania so I heard from him as well which was nice.
- So first of all, tell me what it was like growing up in communist Albania.
- And he's on the phone saying, hey, I want to blow up the American Embassy in Albania.
- However, he did surprise the Yugoslavs by giving up any and all claims to Albania.
- So it was very, very closely related when Berlin Wall happened, although Albania was not part of the Soviet bloc.
- So my grandfather and his father fought against the Communists as they were taking control of Albania.
- And so I called up Alex, who was the guy who was, who was overseeing the repackaging operation in Albania at the time.
- He was also the son of then Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, who is now the mayor of New York, which may explain why Jordan has left for Albania.
- We were glad to see the alliance welcome Albania and Croatia last year, and there can be no question that NATO will continue to keep its door open to new members.
- Then I start dealing with the mobsters of Albania mobsters in Italy.
- Yeah, a life is not the same value in England as it is in Albania, Kingston, Jamaica, Kosovo.
- Like I remember going, I think it was Albania.
Examples
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Although other countries moved forward in improving the quality of life, Albania has remained far behind.
Academic text (1999) -
We were glad to see the alliance welcome Albania and Croatia last year, and there can be no question that NATO will continue to keep its door open to new members.
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We are about to enter Albania and the border is beautiful.
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I need to go back to Albania for a couple weeks.
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What is the capital of Albania?
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We'll go together to his warehouse in Albania.
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In spite of these problems, democratic citizenship education in Albania is alive and moving forward.
Academic text (1999) -
Although much is being done in Albania to enhance democratic citizenship education, there are also obstacles.
Academic text (1999) -
All of this, and more, is bound to make Albania's trek back to Europe long, painful, and frustrating.
Academic text (1995) -
That led Mother Teresa from Albania to spend her life with the poorest people on earth in Calcutta.
Synonyms
A country in southeastern Europe on the Adriatic coast in the Balkans
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Albania comes from an old name outsiders used for the people there, the Albanoi, so that word became the name of the country. People who live there call the land Shqipëria, from 'shqip' meaning 'to speak clearly' and, in popular stories, linked to the 'eagle', so both names remind us of the people who live there.