Kobarid

[kaw-bah-reed, koh-buh-reed]

noun

1. a village in W Slovenia, formerly in Italy: defeat of the Italians by the Germans and Austrians 1917.

Kobarid

/ ˈkəʊbəˌriːd, ˈkɔbaˌrid /

noun

1. Italian name: Caporetto. a village in Slovenia on the Isonzo River: part of Italy until 1947; scene of the defeat of the Italians by Austro-German forces (1917)

Example Sentences

The restaurant, in Kobarid near the Italian border, attracts food-lovers from around the world with quirky dishes such as pasta filled with suckling pig, fake guacamole of lovage and smoked egg, and fermented wild magnolia flowers.

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And the foodie paradise of Kobarid is just 8km away.

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We scrambled over the Austrian military forts of Kluze and Hermann, and visited the Italian ossuary at Kobarid.

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Situated on the Italian-Slovenian border five miles from Kobarid, this welcoming restaurant serves hearty local specialties including homegrown lamb and mushroom-topped gnocchi.

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On a waterfall hike near Kobarid, we stopped to chat with a couple who were fishing a piece of driftwood out of the turquoise stream.

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