Kremlin in Italian
Kremlin in Italian is Cremlino — Kremlin means a fortified citadel or central stronghold found at the heart of many old Russian cities.
Kremlin in Italian
Cremlino
The Moscow Kremlin; a fortified complex in Moscow, Russia that serves as the official residence of the President of the Russian Federation.
What does "Kremlin" mean?
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noun A fortified citadel or central stronghold found at the heart of many old Russian cities.
"The city's kremlin dates back to the fourteenth century."
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noun (capitalized, often "the Kremlin") The Russian or Soviet government, referring to the seat of power in Moscow.
"The Kremlin issued a statement denying the report."
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Kremlin in a sentence
- The city's kremlin dates back to the fourteenth century.
- Tourists climbed the walls of the old kremlin overlooking the river.
- The Kremlin issued a statement denying the report.
- Analysts tried to predict how the Kremlin would respond to the sanctions.
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What is "Kremlin" in Italian?
"Kremlin" in Italian is Cremlino. Kremlin means: A fortified citadel or central stronghold found at the heart of many old Russian cities.
How do you use "Kremlin" in a sentence?
Example: "The city's kremlin dates back to the fourteenth century." In Italian, "Kremlin" is Cremlino.
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