moscow
moscow — noun
1. the capital and largest city of Russia, located in the western part of the count
the capital and largest city of Russia, located in the western part of the country on the Moscow River
Bao took a train from St Petersburg to Moscow last winter.
preposition pattern: from [place] to Moscow
Moscow has some of the busiest metro stations in the world.
Daichi spent three days visiting museums and parks in Moscow.
The coldest temperature ever recorded in Moscow was minus forty-two degrees.
Lucía flew into Moscow on a clear evening in early September.
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2. a river in western Russia that runs east for roughly five hundred kilometres bef
a river in western Russia that runs east for roughly five hundred kilometres before joining the Oka
The Moscow River freezes over every year from December until March.
collocation: Moscow River + freezes over
Soraya watched boats travel along the Moscow River near the Kremlin.
Several old bridges cross the Moscow River in the city centre.
From the embankment, Farid watched the Moscow River flow east for roughly five hundred kilometres.
Small villages dot the banks of the Moscow River outside the capital.