Tirol

American

[ti-rohl, tahy-, tahy-rohl, tee-rohl] / tɪˈroʊl, taɪ-, ˈtaɪ roʊl, tiˈroʊl /

noun

Tyrol.

Tirol British

/ ˈtɪrəʊl, tɪˈrəʊl, tiˈroːl /

noun

a variant spelling of Tyrol

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Last week's 4-0 friendly win against Tirol in Austria confirmed it: Madrid will play a more positional game, in line with modern trends, where individuals must sacrifice ego for the collective.

From BBC

On Sunday a snow plow driver in East Tirol in Austria was recovered dead after being swept away.

From Seattle Times

The competition is being held in Ischgl in the Austrian Tirol, where snow ploughs were used to move the mounds into place before the sculptors got to work.

From BBC

Austria also joined the growing list of countries where the variant has been reported, detecting its first suspected case in the Tirol region, Reuters reported Sunday, citing Austrian officials.

From Washington Post

A traveller who returned from South Africa last week tested positive for COVID-19 with indications of the new variant, though confirmation requires further sequencing over the coming days, Tirol authorities said in a statement.

From Reuters

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