Plovdiv

[ plawv-dif ]

noun

1. a city in S Bulgaria, on the Maritsa River.

Plovdiv

/ ˈplɔvdif /

noun

1. a city in S Bulgaria on the Maritsa River: the second largest town in Bulgaria; conquered by Philip II of Macedonia in 341 bc ; capital of Roman Thracia; commercial centre of a rich agricultural region. Pop: 339 000 (2005 est) Greek namePhilippopolis

Example Sentences

In a game of few opportunities, the pitch in Plovdiv appeared to make moving the ball difficult for both sides.

From BBC

Michael O'Neill's side now travel to take on Bulgaria in Sunday evening's encounter in Plovdiv.

From BBC

The Bulgarians were held to a goalless draw by Belarus in their opening match, which means if Northern Ireland can get three points in Plovdiv it puts them in a strong position in Group C3.

From BBC

Days later, Ali, the suspected leader, fled to Plovdiv, Bulgaria’s second city.

From BBC

Yes, famous tournaments and championship matches have been played in New York, London and Vienna, but they have also been staged in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, Reykjavik, Iceland, and Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania.

From Washington Times