Simonov

[ see-muh-nawf, -nof; Russian syee-muh-nuhf ]

noun
  1. Kon·stan·tin M. [kuhn-stuhn-tyeen], /kən stʌnˈtyin/, 1915–79, Russian journalist and playwright.

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How to use Simonov in a sentence

  • Ilya Simonov had been shocked to see a caricature of Frol Zverev himself.

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  • Ilya Simonov made a note of the name and address of the magazine and the issue.

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  • Simonov was taken back by the figure but he only looked at the other.

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  • Simonov turned on his heel and approached the two guards at the gate.

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  • Ilya Simonov said cautiously to his neighbor, "Seems to be quite, ah, brash."

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