Prague
- proper noun
- /prɑg/
- Your first assignment will be to represent me in Prague... in the maneuvers of the Seventh Army.
- Prague, the Czech capital
- conference in Prague
- Prague Spring
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Watch on YouTubeI went to Prague, to Bitcoin Prague to discuss those three guys.
- I went to Prague, to Bitcoin Prague to discuss those three guys.
- Because you look at Prague, you think of looking at Cezanne.
- I love Prague and eat in and eat in Barcelona.
- And now another thing that you need to know about Prague is they love to drink beer.
- Just tuck and roll, Alice, just text me from Prague.
- It's just they're just not set up for shipping to me in Prague.
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Somehow, it's Prague that has become my home away from home.
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And I was in Prague with the owners of Wolfgate and having dinner.
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The Grand city of Prague is one such prime example.
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Unfortunately I am leaving for Prague early tomorrow.
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I know a place in Prague we can rent for nothing.
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But yeah, I'm in Prague and today has been crazy.
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We're stopping off here on our way to Prague from Vienna.
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He built the Prague astronomical clock.
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Hi guys, I'm right now in the Czech Republic in Prague, and this is more than you know, distant memory that lives on the Internet for millions to see.
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The city of Prague is known for its stunning architecture and rich history.
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Etymology
Prague comes from the Czech name Praha, which probably comes from an old Slavic word práh meaning 'threshold' or 'ford'. So the name reminds us that the city began at an important river crossing—a natural 'threshold' into the land.