Karlovy Vary
a city in western Czech Republic: mineral springs; Carlsbad Decrees (1819).
- German Karls·bad [kahrls-baht; English kahrlz-bad] /ˈkɑrlsˌbɑt; English ˈkɑrlz bæd/ .
- Formerly Carlsbad.
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How to use Karlovy Vary in a sentence
She had found the Count's letter in the Princess's pocket-handkerchief when they were at Karlsbad and had answered it.
The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume IV (of 8) | Guy de MaupassantIf papa will not go to Karlsbad, he will drink Millbrun with us in Buchynek.
Children of the Soil | Henryk SienkiewiczThe idea of hunting you up at Karlsbad filled him with enthusiasm.
The Life of Ludwig van Beethoven, Volume II (of 3) | Alexander Wheelock ThayerHe was a sort of spiritual Karlsbad and was nicknamed the Dean of Vichy.
The Drunkard | Cyril Arthur Edward Ranger GullHe went to Karlsbad for the purpose of recovering his health.
The life and teaching of Karl Marx | M. Beer
British Dictionary definitions for Karlovy Vary
/ (Czech ˈkarlɔvi ˈvari) /
a city in the W Czech Republic, at the confluence of the Tepla and Ohře Rivers: warm mineral springs. Pop: 50 691 (2007 est): German name: Karlsbad, Carlsbad (ˈkarlsbaːt)
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