Libia

[ Italian lee-byah ]

noun

1. Libya.

Libia

/ ˈliːbja /

noun

1. the Italian name for Libya

Example Sentences

Join climate imagination fellows Libia Brenda, Hannah Onoguwe, and Vandana Singh, along with sci-fi author Kim Stanley Robinson and experts in global climate policy, and local journalism, to discuss the power of long-term thinking about the future to explore the stories we’re telling ourselves about the climate crisis today, and the kinds of narratives we’ll need to help chart a path toward a better future.

From Slate

"You go out onto the street to buy food and someone says to you: do you know who else died?" said Libia Ortega, 44, a worker in a private cafeteria in Matanzas city closed due to the pandemic and shortages of products.

From Reuters

Seis miembros de un grupo élite de seguridad americana defienden el consulado de Estados Unidos en Bangazi, Libia, objeto de un ataque terrorista que causó la muerte del embajador en 2012.

From Los Angeles Times

The cashier, identified as Libia Evans by WPEC-TV, recalled how she feared for her life in an interview with the West Palm Beach station.

From Fox News

The Peruvian festival’s founder, Libia Espinoza, said she has “a lot of faith” in the virgin because she cured her of a kidney problem.

From Washington Times