Mirim

[ mi-rim; Portuguese mi-reen ]

noun

1. Lake, a lake on the E Uruguay-S Brazil border. About 108 miles (174 km) long.

Example Sentences

"Protecting our territory means protecting our own life because we depend on it," said Jerá Poty Mirim.

From Salon

“You are mistaken if you think they will have moral compunction for attacking somebody else’s network,” Jang Se-iul, a graduate of Mirim College who served as an officer in the North Korean military before defecting to South Korea in 2008, said in an interview.

From New York Times

The best of them join the hacker-training programs at the Moranbong University, run by the Reconnaissance General Bureau, North Korea’s main spy agency, or at the military-run Mirim College, according to South Korean officials.

From New York Times

Several hundred personnel were seen in formation at the Mirim Parade Training Ground in Pyongyang, which is designed to be a replica of the city’s Kim Il Sung Square, where parades are usually held, 38 North, which monitors North Korea, said in a report.

From Reuters

“North Korea does not announce these kinds of events in advance, but over the last several years, training at the Mirim Parade Training Ground has usually begun one to several months ahead of the festivities,” the 38 North report said.

From Reuters