Kremlin in Russian
Kremlin in Russian is Кремль, кремль — Kremlin means a fortified citadel or central stronghold found at the heart of many old Russian cities.
Kremlin in Russian
Кремль
Pronounced: Kreml
кремль
Pronounced: kreml
(architecture, Slavic architecture) A fortified, central complex found in various Russian cities.
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "Kremlin" in Russian?
"Kremlin" in Russian is Кремль, кремль. Kremlin means: A fortified citadel or central stronghold found at the heart of many old Russian cities.
How do you pronounce Кремль?
"Kremlin" in Russian is Кремль, pronounced "Kreml".
How do you use "Kremlin" in a sentence?
Example: "The city's kremlin dates back to the fourteenth century." In Russian, "Kremlin" is Кремль, кремль.
Are there other ways to say "Kremlin" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Kremlin": Кремль, кремль.
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