Russia produced lots of well-known men like Lenin, Stalin, Malenkov, Krushchev, Brezhnev, Andropov, Chernenko, Gorbachev, Yeltsin, Medvedev, and Putin.
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Brezhnev
/ˈbɹɛʒnɛv/
Synonyms for "brezhnev" (11 found)
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Closest matches (3)
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Noun(3 words)
Related words (5)
Noun(5 words)
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8 entriesBrezhnev DoctrineGeneral SecretaryHead of statedetente policydétente eralate soviet periodperiod of stagnationstability policy
Collocations
6 entriesBrezhnev DoctrineBrezhnev eraBrezhnev era stagnationBrezhnev leadershipBrezhnev policyBrezhnev years
Inflections
1 entriesDerivations
2 entriesTranslations
23 translations across 20 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- Բրեժնեւ name (surname)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- Brejnev name (surname)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 勃列日涅夫 name (surname)
- 布里茲涅夫 name (surname)
Dutch
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French
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German
1 entries- Breschnew name (surname)
Greek
1 entries- Μπρέζνιεφ name (surname)
Hungarian
1 entries- Brezsnyev name (surname)
Italian
2 entries- Brezhnev name (surname)
- Brežnev name (surname)
Japanese
1 entries- ブレジネフ name (surname)
Latin
1 entries- Brez̆nev name (surname)
Lithuanian
2 entries- Brežnev name (surname)
- Brežnevas name (surname)
Marathi
1 entries- ब्रेझनेव name (surname)
Polish
1 entries- Breżniew name (surname)
Portuguese
1 entries- Brejnev name (surname)
Romanian
1 entries- Brejnev name (surname)
Russian
1 entries- Бре́жнев name (surname)
Spanish
1 entries- Brézhnev name (surname)
Turkish
1 entries- Brejnev name (surname)
Ukrainian
1 entries- Брежнєв name (surname)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
Tom, who was Her Majesty's most charming secret agent, fell in love with Olga, a typist for Brezhnev.
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Victory Day was first celebrated in the Soviet Union to mark the 20th anniversary of the German defeat in 1965. What had until then been just another workday became a public holiday which, as Russian historian Kirill Kobrin argues, was used from the outset as a political tool, with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev keen to use the event as a means of boosting the USSR’s image internationally.
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