Zagreb

American

[zah-greb] / ˈzɑ grɛb /

noun

a city in and the capital of Croatia, in the northwestern part.

Zagreb British

/ ˈzɑːɡrɛb /

noun

German name: Agram. the capital of Croatia, on the River Sava; gothic cathedral; university (1874); industrial centre. Pop: 685 000 (2005 est)

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For Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, it is an effective way of attracting tourists outside of the country's main summer season.

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The Zagreb team found a more precise function.

From Science Daily

Aged 16 and struggling to get game time for Zagreb's youth team, Gvardiol considered avenues away from football.

From BBC

Thompson's management claimed that more than half a million tickets for the show at Zagreb Hippodrome were sold.

From BBC

AC Milan were reduced to 10 men as their hopes of a place in the top eight were dashed by a Dinamo Zagreb side fighting, but ultimately failing, to reach the play-offs.

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