Hungary
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- proper noun
- /ˈhʌŋɡəri/
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Hungría
- Hungary is known for its delicious cuisine, including dishes like goulash and chimney cake.
- Hungary and Poland
- Czechoslovakia and Hungary
- Hungary and Romania
They gain control of most of Hungary, but they don't take Vienna.
- They gain control of most of Hungary, but they don't take Vienna.
- It rewrote the constitution to curtail civil liberties and declare Hungary a Christian nation.
- We did business behind the Iron Curtain before the Iron Curtain came down in Hungary, Poland and Romania.
- It was a lot easier and we flew to Budapest, Hungary.
- What is the capital of Hungary?
- You know, there's a very tough one, Victor Orban, and he's the Prime Minister of Hungary.
- Like he was in like Peru and Hungary and Budapest and stuff.
- Berlin, Italy, Hungary, Poland, United States, Tel Aviv.
- In the past few years alone, I have visited Poland, Hungary, Estonia, Russia and Georgia.
- To Budapest from here, not Hungary.
Examples
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Its viability in a country like Hungary, however, is minimal for both political and economic reasons.
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They'll study me in Hungary and in Los Angeles.
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But I had a great time in Hungary.
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But you were born in Hungary?
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I should have remained in Hungary.
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Meanwhile, Austrian relations with Hungary are in crisis.
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The last time I was here, we were raising money for the victims of the flood which devastated Hungary last year.
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Szeleste, a small village in Hungary.
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You cannot leave Hungary without visiting Kishkin Hollis.
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How does an old tarot deck from Hungary end up at a house in the Catskills?
Synonyms
The official name of the country Hungary in central Europe
A country in central Europe also called Hungary
Compounds
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A country in central Europe from 1867 to 1918 including Austria, Hungary, and nearby lands
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Hungary comes from the old Latin name Hungaria, from people called the Hungari who early writers linked to the Huns; the people call their country Magyar, so Hungary is the English name made from that older label.