Zagreb
a city in and the capital of Croatia, in the northwestern part.
- German A·gram [ah-grahm] /ˈɑ grɑm/ .
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How to use Zagreb in a sentence
Unusual for a capital sure, but its lack of beaches sees Zagreb less packed than its coastal counterparts and so the prices are resoundingly reasonable here.
Vaulting horse Springboard Landing mat Yurchenko tuck full Natalia Yurchenko unveiled this new vault technique in 1982 at an international competition in Zagreb, Yugoslavia.
Yurchenko and beyond: The origins of Simone Biles’s revolutionary vault | Emily Giambalvo | June 4, 2021 | Washington PostBefore he left Zagreb he transformed the feudal Croatian Diet into an elective assembly.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1 | Henry BaerleinThe Zagreb trial was conducted by a man who gave a good impersonation of Mr. Justice Shallow.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1 | Henry BaerleinBut the Croats, as is shown by other documents from the Zagreb archives, were faithful to their race.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 1 | Henry Baerlein
The town of Yugoslavia which, after Austria's collapse, was stirred the most profoundly by its postage stamps was Zagreb.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2 | Henry BaerleinThey were put into a train and transported to the prison at Zagreb.
The Birth of Yugoslavia, Volume 2 | Henry Baerlein
British Dictionary definitions for Zagreb
/ (ˈzɑːɡrɛb) /
the capital of Croatia, on the River Sava; gothic cathedral; university (1874); industrial centre. Pop: 685 000 (2005 est): German name: Agram
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