Lublin

[ loo-blin; Polish loo-bleen ]

noun

1. a city in E Poland.

Lublin

/ ˈlublin /

noun

1. an industrial city in E Poland: provisional seat of the government in 1918 and 1944. Pop: 397 000 (2005 est) Russian nameLyublin

Example Sentences

Kazimierz Strzelec, a member of the foundation’s Advisory Committee and mechanic from a town near Lublin in the country’s east, says the foundation “changed his life.”

From Time

Schwarzenberg concluded that he was not a missionary, and went to Lublin, where he had heard there was an Evangelical minister.

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One Austrian army had crossed the frontier and approached Lublin, another had advanced east from Lemberg.

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The end of June saw these positions abandoned and a further retreat in progress towards the line of the Lublin-Cholm railway.

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Five days later Mackensen cut the southern line between Lublin and Cholm, and the sides of the triangle were fast closing in.

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The Germans were suffered to construct their pontoons, cross the river, and make for the railway between Warsaw and Lublin.

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