Dimitrov

[ dih-mee-trof ]

noun

1. Ge·or·gi [ge-, awr, -gi], 1882–1949, Bulgarian political leader: premier 1946–49.

Example Sentences

It’s fitting that Dimitrov dedicates the volume to “our city of New York.”

From Washington Blade

And: Once engaged to NBA star Sasha Vujacic, Sharapova is now involved with up-and-coming tennis player Grigor Dimitrov.

From The Daily Beast

Dimitrov and Kalarov returned from Moscow, where they had been in exile since 1925, to assist the new government in its takeover.

From Project Gutenberg

A plebiscite held in September abolished the monarchy, declared Bulgaria a republic, and gave all power to Dimitrov as premier.

From Project Gutenberg

Thousands of Bulgarians were killed, and Dimitrov and Kalarov were exiled.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1942, on the initiative of Dimitrov, the Fatherland Front was established.

From Project Gutenberg

His tenure in office was brief, and he was quickly succeeded by Dimitrov.

From Project Gutenberg