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Titov

[ tee-tawf, -tof; Russian tyi-tawf ]
/ ˈti tɔf, -tɒf; Russian tyɪˈtɔf /
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noun
Herman or Gher·man Ste·pa·no·vich [gur-muhn stuh-pah-nuh-vich; Russian gyer-muhn styi-pah-nuh-vyich], /ˈgɜr mən stəˈpɑ nə vɪtʃ; Russian ˈgyɛr mən styɪˈpɑ nə vyɪtʃ/, 1935–2000, Soviet cosmonaut.
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Words nearby Titov

Tito, Titograd, Titoism, titoki, Tito, Marshal, Titov, titrant, titrate, titration, titre, titrimetric
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How to use Titov in a sentence

  • In order to debase Matvey, whose superiority irritates him, Titov asks him to participate in his extortions.

    Contemporary Russian Novelists|Serge Persky

  • Titov managed the Moscow theatre from 1766 to the death of Catherine in 1796.

    The Russian Opera|Rosa Newmarch

  • Alexis (d. 1827) was the father of that Nicholas Titov often called the ancestor of Russian song.

    The Russian Opera|Rosa Newmarch
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