Szabadka

American

[so-bot-ko] / ˈsɒ bɒt kɒ /

noun

Hungarian name of Subotica.

Szabadka British

/ ˈsɔbɔtkɔ /

noun

the Hungarian name for Subotica

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Zoltan Szabadka, a software engineer on Google’s compression team, wrote in September.

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The other lowland lakes, as, for instance, the Palics near Szabadka, and the Velencze in the county of Feh�r, are much smaller.

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At Szabadka he got down for lunch and was not surprised to see his traveling companion at his elbow, eating with a deliberation which gave Renwick a momentary hope that the train might get off without him.

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There was no connection for Brod at Szabadka until late in the afternoon and Renwick hoped to make better time by going on to Ujvidek, a large town, somewhat sophisticated, where the buying or hiring of a machine would be a possibility.

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