Moldova
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- proper noun
- /moʊlˈdoʊvə/
- In February, the government of Moldova announced plans to improve infrastructure in rural areas.
- Moldova, Ukraine
- Moldova, Belarus
- Moldova, Georgia
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Watch on YouTubeWe are just here to enjoy a scenic Moldova.
- We are just here to enjoy a scenic Moldova.
- Who's going to work in ATB Hospital in South Africa or Moldova, which is full of MDR TB patients?
- There will be no military intervention in in the countries like Moldova or Latvia or in Finland.
- And science is universally liked and enjoyed whether the person be in America or whether they be in Moldova.
- An invasion of Moldova is being Moldova.
- So starting from Mariupol, the Hersan region, all the way to Odessa, all the way to Odessa and into into Moldova.
- And since Moldova has this has a a sort of agreement with their companies, you can do business so long as they're considered Moldovan companies.
Examples
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In Chisinau, I interviewed government, inter-governmental, and non-governmental organizations about migration from Moldova.
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You were in interesting places too, Moldova being one of them.
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Ladies and gentlemen, the President of Moldova.
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So she heads to Moldova to teach English to a select group of kids.
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In 2001, the newly elected leftist government of Moldova grew close to Moscow.
Academic text (2004) -
Turkcell is expanding internationally and now has operations in eight other countries, including Georgia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, and Ukraine.
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The President of Moldova delivered a speech about the country’s economic reforms.
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Ruth Madievsky, originally from Moldova, has gained recognition for her poetry.
Synonyms
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A former region in eastern Europe now mostly the Republic of Moldova and parts of Romania
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A country in eastern Europe with no sea coast that became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991
Compounds
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A country in eastern Europe with no sea coast that became independent from the Soviet Union in 1991
Surface Forms
Etymology
Moldova gets its name from the river Moldova that flows through the area, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of the country as 'the land of the Moldova river'. The river's name may come from an old local word meaning 'mud' or from a folk story about a hunter's dog called Molda, so the country's name simply points to the river and the land around it.