Khimki

[ keem-kee; Russian khyeem-kyi ]

noun

1. a city in the NW Russian Federation in Europe: a suburb NW of Moscow.

Example Sentences

Since these hackers operate in a jurisdiction outside of Uncle Sam’s reach—specifically, the tower at 22 Kirova Street in the Moscow suburb of Khimki—they will be able to continue their cyberwarmongering unimpeded.

From Fortune

For instance, the mayor of Khimki town, who is responsible in the death of his critic, journalist Mikhail Beketov.

From The Daily Beast

Mitvol himself is the former head of a north Moscow district with a population five times larger than that of Khimki.

From The Daily Beast

As she grew more involved in the fight to save the forest, she drew press attention to Khimki.

From The Daily Beast

Navalny wondered if the activists had a candidate to put forward for the Khimki city elections.

From The Daily Beast

Before long, almost the entire population of Khimki (207,000 people strong) knew of Chirikova and her green movement.

From The Daily Beast