rada
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9.3
- noun
- Literature
- The Rada in Ukraine is responsible for passing new laws and regulations.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd that's, that's the crowd that's in their parliament known as the Rada.
- And that's, that's the crowd that's in their parliament known as the Rada.
- However, that concept, President Yushka's constant, the constant was never adopted by the RADA, so that went away.
Examples
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Ukraine ought to govern itself, to conduct its own business with its own Rada in Kiev.
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Many citizens are eager to voice their opinions before the Rada votes on the new law.
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I don't need some RADA degree to tell me.
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However, that concept, President Yushka's constant, the constant was never adopted by the RADA, so that went away.
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During the meeting, members of the Rada discussed the proposed budget for next year.
Synonyms
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7.4
An elected council that runs local government in a communist country
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4.5
An official group of people who make and change laws for a country or state
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8.2
A group of elected people who make laws in Russia and other countries from the former Soviet Union
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A group of people who make laws for a state or country
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5.4
A group of elected people who make and change laws for a country or region
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A group of representatives who make and change laws for a state or organization
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Etymology
Rada comes from a Slavic word meaning 'council' or 'advice'. Many Slavic languages use rada for a group that meets to make decisions, so think of people 'giving advice' together — that's why rada means a law-making council.