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Kiev

['ki:ev]
基辅[乌克兰共和国首都]

kiev

[ noun ]
capital and largest city of the Ukraine; a major manufacturing and transportation center
<noun.location>

Soviet and Swiss authorities have agreed to establish a joint-venture management school and research center in Kiev, it was announced Monday.
The team is travelling to Kiev, Odessa and Moscow July 28-Aug.
One major theme emerging from Mr. Bush's trip to Kiev, an ancient city dotted with golden-domed churches, was the key role of personal liberty in assuring the prosperity of a state.
Police on Tuesday clashed with nationalist demonstrators defying a ban on rallies in front of the Ukrainian Parliament in Kiev, according to press reports.
But opposition to the agreement has spread in Moscow and Kiev, with senior officials in both capitals complaining that the draft text is at best premature.
The contest between Crimea and the Ukrainian government over who rules the Black Sea peninsula escalated over the weekend, writes Jill Barshay from Kiev.
In the Soviet Ukraine, Roman Catholics in Kiev were allowed to legally perform Easter services on Sunday for the first time in 44 years.
I just feel Soviet.' 1917: Kiev successfully resists Bolshevik takeover 1918: Central and western Ukraine form independent Ukrainian state.
The dispatch, which cited evidence presented at the trial near Kiev, was the first official report since the proceedings began last week.
The restaurant list reads like the itinerary of an early Bolshevik propaganda train: "Minsk," "Kiev," "Uzbekistan."
Nikolai Kolesnik of the Soviet republic's Council on Religious Affairs said from Kiev that regional officials have decided Ukrainian Catholics could register with authorities like other religious groups.
Yeltsin, in an address Monday to the Ukrainian legislature in Kiev, also compared Gorbachev with former Soviet leader Nikita Krushchev, who started a limited reform drive when he came to power in 1953.
That issue, too, is likely to be debated at the Kiev meeting, a gathering that some observers in Moscow conjecture could be the Commonwealth's last.
Ukrainian central bank chairman, Mr Vadim Hetman, has submitted his resignation to parliament, writes Chrystia Freeland in Kiev.
Mrs. Nevelson was born in Kiev, Russia, a few months before the turn of the century, the date never precisely recorded.
AFTER months of trying to strong-arm Ukraine into surrendering its nuclear missiles, the US appears to be taking a softer line, writes Chrystia Freeland in Kiev.
Transportation workers in Kiev, in the Ukraine, ended a two-day strike after receiving government promises to discuss their demands.
Also honored was a film crew from Kiev that made the documentary, "Chernobyl, the Chronology of the Hard Weeks," which portrayed the Chernobyl nuclear power accident in April 1986, and its consequences.
'Many nations would prefer that Ukraine did not exist.' A year ago, when Ukraine was preoccupied with establishing its place in the world, no one in Kiev would have dared to speak so bluntly.
Crimea's parliament yesterday backed away from a vote on separating from Ukraine and reuniting with Russia in the face of threats from the central government and rumours of a troop build-up on the Black Sea peninsula, AP reports from Kiev.
In Kiev, 50,000 Ukrainians gathered, said Victor Linchevsky, a spokesman for the grassroots organization Rukh.
The Ukrainian capital of Kiev feels snubbed because Chicago has yet to act on its 2-year-old request for such a partnership.
The Narodni Rykh, formed in November but not permitted to publish its program until 10 days ago, is one of several new organizations in Kiev calling for change.
A meeting in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev was proposed for next month to discuss where the republics would get the hard currency to repay the Soviet debt, participants said.
Activists in cities from Leningrad to Kiev waged "cross-out" campaigns urging citizens to vote against certain officials by blacking out their names on the ballots.
And last Sunday, some 200 Ukrainians staged a protest meeting by the statue of St. Vladimir in Kiev.
The argot of Odessa, Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev can be heard among the clusters of people who visit the boardwalk, wearing fur hats and head scarves called babushkas.
A remarkable example of this is the Kiev offensive in World War II: 19 out of 25 Luftwaffe attacks on Soviet airfields in fact hit decoy installations.
Armed with this high-grade intelligence, management adjusts wages to keep abreast of inflation. Productivity and quality at the Kiev plant are up to similar standards as those in Tambrands plants elsewhere.
Today's group arrived on a special flight of the Soviet airline Aeroflot from the Ukrainian capital of Kiev.

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