Nagy

[ nod-yuh, noj ]

noun

1. Im·re [im, -, r, e], 1896–1958, Hungarian political leader: premier 1953–55, 1956.

Nagy

/ nɔdj /

noun

1. NagyImre18961958MHungarianPOLITICS: statesmanPOLITICS: prime minister Imre (ˈimrɛ). 1896–1958, Hungarian statesman; prime minister (1953–55; 1956). He was removed from office and later executed when Soviet forces suppressed the revolution of 1956; reburied with honours in 1989

Example Sentences

I think in Nagy’s case it’s fair to ask if he did enough to design an offensive game plan to take advantage of Fields’s unique strengths.

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Nagy is being asked about his job security and said he’s not concerned about it.

From Washington Post

Tension was high in the courtroom packed with journalists and diplomats as Judge Mohamed Nagy Shehata entered.

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Nagy would subsequently be hanged after a secret, Soviet-dictated trial.

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The first dealer island originated in another book, a 50-year history of the Tibor de Nagy gallery.

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Not far from here are the celebrated gold, silver, and lead mines of Nagy Banya.

From Project Gutenberg

Vlyi-Nagy, the first Magyar translator of Homer, belongs rather to the “popular” than the “classical” school.

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He kept his word, and we went by his own chaise and four to Nagy Szombat, where we took the train for Vienna.

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She saw Nagy Lajos go away, and young Barna court another girl.

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He died at Nagy-Hefln on the 11th of September 1645, leaving five sons.

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