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Kruger
[ kroo-ger; Dutch kry-khuhr ]
noun
- Ste·pha·nus Jo·han·nes Paul·us [ste-, fah, -n, œ, s yoh-, hah, -n, uh, s , poh, -l, œ, s], Oom Paul, 1825–1904, South African statesman: president of the Transvaal 1883–1900.
Kruger
/ ˈkruːɡə /
noun
- KrugerStephanus Johannes Paulus18251904MBoerPOLITICS: statesman Stephanus Johannes Paulus (ˈstɛfənʊs jəʊˈhænɪs ˈpɔːlʊs), known as Oom Paul. 1825–1904, Boer statesman; president of the Transvaal (1883–1900). His opposition to Cecil Rhodes and his denial of civil rights to the Uitlanders led to the Boer War (1899–1902)
Other Words From
- Kruger·ite noun adjective
Example Sentences
All of these findings suggest that Anteosaurus was an agile hunter, Kruger says.
Kruger said Harmon tested positive Tuesday and was not experiencing symptoms on Wednesday.
It was not clear when or how Harmon contracted the coronavirus, said Kruger.
All of these findings suggest that Anteosaurus was an agile hunter, Kruger says, with the ability to move quickly and track its prey.
I believe that David Dunning was the adviser, and his student was Kruger.
In addition to sparing their lives, Kruger offered the prisoners better food and other privileges for their hard work.
The star follows in the footsteps of Blake Lively, Keira Knightley, and Diane Kruger, who all all headlined Chanel campaigns.
Diane Kruger for Chanel: Diane Kruger has been tapped as the new face of Chanel Beauty, reports WWD.
“You never expect to see the FBI in the town,” said 18-year-old resident Brian Kruger.
There was Diane Kruger, darting around outside in a flouffy dress.
There was no limit to the extravagance of Unionist demands, most of them ultimatums couched in Kruger-like terms.
Clemens did visit President Kruger a few days later, but not for the purpose explained.
Keen resentment is felt here against the young German Emperor and his indiscreet message to Kruger.
President Kruger dissuaded them by promising each a new suit of clothes.
President Kruger came over to Johannesburg to visit the scene of the accident.
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