Konev
[ kawn-yef; Russian kaw-nyif ]
/ ˈkɔn yɛf; Russian ˈkɔ nyɪf /
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noun
I·van Ste·pa·no·vich [ee-vahnstyi-pah-nuh-vyich], /iˈvɑn styɪˈpɑ nə vyɪtʃ/, 1897–1973, Russian general and politician.
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Words nearby Konev
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How to use Konev in a sentence
Konev also disputed Baboshkin’s claims, insisting that the latter had been removed through an election, not by an embassy action.
Konev told The Daily Beast that KSORS’s current chair, Elena Branson, and Igor Kochan are also in Russia attending to family matters.