Frankfort on the Oder

American  

[oh-der] / ˈoʊ dər /

noun

1. a city in NE Germany, on the Oder River.

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Example Sentences

Two main lines diverge towards the north-east, one by K�strin and K�nigsberg and the other by Frankfort on the Oder and Thorn, both uniting at Eydtk�hnen to the east of K�nigsberg before crossing the Prussian frontier and passing on to St Petersburg.

From Project Gutenberg

Two widening spears thrust over the Reich's borders, less than 80 miles from Frankfort on the Oder.

From Time Magazine Archive

He studied as a Calvinist, first in Heidelberg, then in the Netherlands and Frankfort on the Oder, returned after many travels and adventures to his native city, became the court preacher at Brieg, and, after the death of the last Piasten Duke at Liegnitz, and the occupation of the country by the Austrians, was appointed pastor and court preacher at Cassel.

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Published at Frankfort on the Oder, where it took place, 1538, 4.'

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Becoming reconciled with his relations, after this vagabond life, he went to the University at Frankfort on the Oder, where he studied in a desultory manner.

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