Kielce

American

[kyel-tse] / ˈkyɛl tsɛ /

noun

a city in S Poland.

Kielce British

/ ˈkjɛltsɛ /

noun

an industrial city in S Poland. Pop: 206 796 (2007 est)

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Kounkoud plays for Polish club Kielce, having previously had a stint with Paris Saint-Germain.

From Seattle Times

“Everyone took the floor. The main subject was Ukraine, the situation in Ukraine,” Duda said at a news conference in Kielce, Poland.

From Seattle Times

"I said that we accept the result, and that Kielce are the winners of the Champions League," Wiegert said before the game resumed and the German side went on to edge Kielce 30-29 after extra time to win their fourth title.

From Reuters

The seat in Kielce's press stand which the journalist used to take when he reported on their league games has been reserved, the Polish team said.

From Reuters

After the Germans dismantled Czechoslovakia, the family fled to Poland, hoping to immigrate to Britain, but were trapped when war broke out and they were herded into a ghetto in Kielce.

From New York Times

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