Kremenchug

/ krɪmɪnˈtʃuk /

noun

1. an industrial city in E central Ukraine on the Dnieper River. Pop: 234 000 (2005 est)

Example Sentences

“Twelve have been released today in various regions. In particular, four rockets hit Pavlohrad, as well as Konotop, the Kremenchug oil refinery, and other regions were also hit.”

From Washington Post

“For sure I do not have any expectations” about Biden, said a tearful Ira Satula, 32, from Kremenchug.

From Seattle Times

He spent six years at the Kremenchug and Chuguyev pilots’ colleges in Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union, graduating from propeller-engined Yak11 trainers to MiG15 and MiG17 subsonic fighter jets.

From The Guardian

At Kremenchug he met the forces sailing under command of Krechovski and Barabash, despatched by the hetmans against Hmelnitski.

From Project Gutenberg

Beyond Kremenchug the shores became lower and open.

From Project Gutenberg