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Dan⋅ube

[dan-yoob]
–noun
a river in central and SE Europe, flowing E from southern Germany to the Black Sea. 1725 mi. (2775 km) long.
German, Donau.
Hungarian, Duna.
Czech and Slovak, Dunaj.
Romanian, Dunărea.
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Dan·ube   (dān'yōōb)   
A river of south-central Europe rising in southwest Germany and flowing about 2,848 km (1,770 mi) southeast through Austria, Hungary, Serbia, and Romania to the Black Sea. It has been a major trade route since the Middle Ages.
Dan·u'bi·an adj.
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