Kronstadt

American  

[kruhn-shtaht, krohn-shtaht] / krʌnˈʃtɑt, ˈkroʊn ʃtɑt /

noun

1. a naval base in the NW Russian Federation in Europe, on an island in the Gulf of Finland: fortress founded 1710.

2. German name of Braşov.

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Kronstadt British  

noun

1. a port in NW Russia, on Kotlin island in the Gulf of Finland: naval base. Pop: 42 800 (2006 est)

2. the German name for Braşov

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Example Sentences

A gambler and Polymarket trader who is based in Kronstadt, Russia, and prefers to stay anonymous reached out to me to share some odd occurrences on the Polymarket contracts for smaller U.S. political disputes.

From Slate

District Judge John Kronstadt allowed a class-action lawsuit against Los Angeles County and the state to move forward, emphasizing that the government’s responsibility to foster kids doesn’t necessarily end when they turn 18.

From Los Angeles Times

“What about the quarantine?” a journalist called out to Mr. Putin last month as the Russian leader worked a crowd in Kronstadt.

From New York Times

He returned to Kronstadt flanked by Russian defense officials and African leaders on a crowded boat.

From New York Times

He hoisted a young girl onto his hip in Kronstadt.

From New York Times