Malenkov

American  

[mah-luhn-kawf, -kof, muh-lyin-kawf] / ˈmɑ lənˌkɔf, -ˌkɒf, mə lyɪnˈkɔf /

noun

1. Georgi Maximilianovich 1902–88, Russian political leader: premier of the Soviet Union 1953–55.

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Malenkov British  

/ məlɪnˈkɔf /

noun

1. Georgi Maksimilianovich (ɡɪˈɔrɡij ˌməksjimɪlˈjɑnəvjɪtʃ). 1902–88, Soviet politician; prime minister (1953–55). He was removed from the party presidium (1957) for plotting against Khrushchev; expelled from the Communist Party (1961)

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Example Sentences

“They think something has happened to him,” Georgy Malenkov, another top Soviet official, told Khrushchev.

From Literature

“Listen, Comrade Malenkov, don’t you see where this is leading?”

From Literature

Doug was 14, and a new history teacher, whom he calls Mrs. Malenkov, entered the picture.

From New York Times

Yet even the innocent, happy-go-lucky Doug realized that Mrs. Malenkov was not well and that the situation was untenable.

From New York Times

As our narrator, McGrath is, of course, aware he is navigating a minefield, and he does so adroitly and without judgment — if anything, he makes fun of himself the most and looks at Mrs. Malenkov in a perplexed, sensitive manner.

From New York Times