Ternopol


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Ter·no·pil'

(tĕr-nō′pēl) or Ter·no·pol (-pəl)
A city of western Ukraine west-southwest of Kiev. Founded in 1540, it passed to Austria in 1772 and was held by Poland from 1920 until 1939, when it was annexed by the USSR.
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Ternopol

(Russian tɪrˈnɔpəlj)
n
(Placename) a town in W Ukraine, on the River Siret: formerly under Polish rule. Pop: 235 000 (2005 est). Polish name: Tarnopol
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Ter•no•pol

(tərˈnoʊ pəl)

n.
a city in W Ukraine. 212,000.
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