Lutsk

[ lootsk ]

noun

1. a city in northwestern Ukraine, on the Styr River.

Example Sentences

The project is run by Bohdana, a 33-year-old from the northwest Ukrainian city of Lutsk, who declined to share her surname.

From MIT Technology Review

The video, van Linge wrote online, depicted “utter destruction” after an explosion at the military airfield in Lutsk, western Ukraine, just 90 kilometers away from the border with Poland.

From Time

In the spring of 1916 the Division was feverishly preparing for the break-through at Lutsk.

From Project Gutenberg

Lutsk, Dubno, and Czernowitz were some of the valuable prizes which had fallen into the hands of the czar's armies.

From Project Gutenberg

On September 16, 1916, however, the Russians again attacked west of Lutsk over a front of about twelve miles.

From Project Gutenberg

Near Lutsk and in the East Galicia fighting area the firing also reached a point of considerable intensity at times.

From Project Gutenberg