Linz

[ lints ]

noun

1. a port in N Austria, on the Danube River.

Linz

¹

/ lɪnts /

noun

1. a port in N Austria, capital of Upper Austria, on the River Danube: cultural centre; steelworks. Pop: 183 504 (2001) Latin nameLentiaˈlɛntɪəˈlɛnsɪə

Linz

²

/ lɪnz /

acronym for

1. Land Information New Zealand; the official body responsible for land registration, mapping, and surveying in New Zealand

Example Sentences

Scientists at Johannes Kepler University Linz in Austria have built a tentacle-like robotic finger with gelatin and other materials you can probably find in a shop near you.

From Popular-Science

As such, robot-makers such as those in Linz have been tinkering with gelatin-based materials for a few years now.

From Popular-Science

The enemy's first decisive blunder was the march by Linz; the second was yet to be made.

From Project Gutenberg

I loosened the carriage door and waited for the train to run slower still; I didn't mean to go into Linz like a rat into a trap.

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On to Linz, when the train came, gradually losing sight of the Tyrolean mountains and entering the great plain of the Danube.

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By choice of posts, by silent energy and military skill, Khevenhuller very rapidly sweeps Segur back; and shuts him up in Linz.

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Magnanimous Segur, and his Linz "all wedged with beams," what a road have they gone!

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