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ivan

1 American  
[ee-vahn] / ˈi vɑn /

noun

  1. iwan.


Ivan 2 American  
[ahy-vuhn, ee-vahn] / ˈaɪ vən, iˈvɑn /

noun

  1. a male given name, Russian form of John.


Example Sentences

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Although he did not get the title, finishing second, he did catch the attention of the judges, including Ivan Dunbar, a prominent figure in the bodybuilding scene in Northern Ireland at the time.

From BBC

Ivan Colhoun, consulting economist to Marex, says there isn’t anything the central bank can say that will change oil prices or fuel supply, and the situation in the Middle East can change suddenly.

From The Wall Street Journal

The extent of Meta’s recent stock selloff reflects a “sharp repricing of legal and regulatory risk,” added Tigress Financial Partners analyst Ivan Feinseth.

From MarketWatch

The Wildcats’ trio of freshmen phenoms—6-foot-8 forward Koa Peat, guard Brayden Burries and 19-year-old German big man Ivan Kharchenkov—combined for 59 points.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Trading in a less fuel-efficient vehicle during a surge can actually put you at a disadvantage, as values for those vehicles soften while demand for more efficient models drives prices up,” Edmunds Director of Insights Ivan Drury said in a statement on Thursday.

From MarketWatch