Opole
[ aw-paw-luh ]
noun
a city in Upper Silesia, SW Poland, on the Oder River.
- German Oppeln [aw-puhln]. /ˈɔ pəln/.
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How to use Opole in a sentence
The Prince Woivode and his wife are going to their estate "Opole," and they take me with them.
The Journal of Countess Franoise Krasinska | Kasimir Dziekonska (translator)We went to Opole, and returned here again, urged by Prince Martin to see the villa finished; he won the wager.
The Journal of Countess Franoise Krasinska | Kasimir Dziekonska (translator)She lived also at Cznestochowa or at Opole, and everywhere received orders not to disclose her marriage.
Michael Chronowski, who leaves to-morrow for Opole, really regrets his ancient condition.
We leave Warsaw to-morrow; I am going with the prince and princess to their estate at Opole.
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