[
US
/ˌmoʊɫˈdoʊvə/
]
NOUN
- a landlocked republic in eastern Europe; formerly a European soviet but achieved independence in 1991
How To Use Moldova In A Sentence
- Moldovan official told Russia Today television that anti-Communist demonstrators want to overthrow the government and reunite the nation with neighboring Romania.
- He speaks Moldovan, which is close to Romanian, and hence learning Spanish and Italian in three months was piece of cake. Cafebabel.com
- The Republic of Moldova is a landlocked country between Romania and Ukraine that covers 13,199 square miles (33,845 square kilometers).
- The Moldovan is a product of the World Cycling Centre in Aigle, Switzerland, where he trained under former Swiss pro Daniel Gisigier. Undefined
- A Scottish fiscal is teaching trial techniques to Moldovan lawyers.
- With many Moldovans potentially "acceding" to the EU as individuals, and lots of Transdniestrians likewise "entering" Russia, what does this mean for Moldova? The World's Most Unhappy People
- England by playing most of the match in the Moldova half of the pitch, and showed his quality by producing a couple of dangerous crosses. Times, Sunday Times
- Having been ruled by foreign powers since the sixteenth century, Moldova declared its independence on 27 August 1991.
- The one speculative operation most people engage in involves buying dollars and euros as hedges against the anemic local tender, the Moldovan leu. How Moldova Escaped the Crisis
- With the exception of Moldova, this year's performances don't rate a blip on the comedic radar compared to last year.