Slovenia
a republic in southeastern Europe: formerly part of Yugoslavia. 7,819 sq. mi. (20,250 sq. km). Capital: Ljubljana.
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How to use Slovenia in a sentence
The investment of time, however, allows for the slow development of a rich flavor and aroma and yields a high quality vinegar, according to a 2008 study from researchers at University of Ljubljana in Slovenia.
The secret to vinegar’s tangy flavor lies in bacteria | Erin Fennessy | October 4, 2021 | Popular-ScienceIn sport climbing, Slovenia’s Janja Garnbret and Spain’s Alberto Ginés López won the first golds.
The Slovenian exploded for 48 points, with 31 coming in the first half of Slovenia’s match against Argentina on July 26.
I abandoned that philosophy about two-thirds of the way up a mountain in Slovenia, where I was competing in the 2010 World Mountain Running Championships.
Yes, Walking Is Sometimes Faster than Running Uphill | Alex Hutchinson | December 27, 2020 | Outside OnlineSlovenia is five miles east from the city center, and Slavs make day trips to shop.
World class: Remembering legendary travel writer Jan Morris | Liza Weisstuch | December 10, 2020 | Washington Post
It's the day after Christmas in Slovenia, and it's unusually mild for this time of year.
Half of This Bar Is in Slovenia, the Other Half Is in Croatia | Jeff Campagna | January 6, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThis decision, however, would conveniently restrict Slovenia's direct access to international waters.
Half of This Bar Is in Slovenia, the Other Half Is in Croatia | Jeff Campagna | January 6, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTTheir bond yields will rise at even moderate debt levels, as Slovenia, Cyprus and Spain have discovered.
Tito in Tovariši became a bestseller in Slovenia, but is available only in Slovene at the moment.
The Americans snatched draws against England and Slovenia to stay alive.
As to Dalmatia, Croatia and Slovenia, their melodies are chiefly marked by simplicity and a feeling for the domestic side of life.
Croatia and Slovenia have both educated and wealthy classes.
The New Frontiers of Freedom from the Alps to the gean | Edward Alexander Powell
British Dictionary definitions for Slovenia
/ (sləʊˈviːnɪə) /
a republic in S central Europe: settled by the Slovenes in the 6th century; joined Yugoslavia in 1918 and became an autonomous republic in 1946; became fully independent in 1992 and joined the EU in 2004; rises over 2800 m (9000 ft) in the Julian Alps. Official language: Slovene. Religion: Roman Catholic majority. Currency: euro (replacing the tolar in 2007). Capital: Ljubljana. Pop: 1 992 690 (2013 est). Area: 20 251 sq km (7819 sq miles)
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Cultural definitions for Slovenia
[ (sloh-vee-nee-uh, sloh-veen-yuh) ]
Republic in southeastern Europe at the top western corner of the Balkan Peninsula, bordered by Austria to the north, Hungary to the northeast, Croatia to the east and south, and the Adriatic Sea and Italy to the west. Its capital and largest city is Ljubljana.
Notes for Slovenia
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