ukraine
ukraine — noun
1. a nation in the eastern part of Europe, situated north of the Black Sea and sout
a nation in the eastern part of Europe, situated north of the Black Sea and south of Belarus. It became an independent republic in 1991 after the breakup of the Soviet Union and is known for its rich farmland, its cultural traditions, and its capital city, Kyiv.
Emily has always wanted to visit Ukraine and explore the streets of Kyiv.
the country as a travel destination
Rachid's grandparents fled Ukraine in 1943 and eventually found work on a farm in Saskatchewan.
historical migration context
Amihan read a novel about a family fleeing Ukraine during the conflict.
Indra traced the Dnieper River on a map as it flows south through Ukraine into the Black Sea.
Hana's father comes from a village in central Ukraine, famous for its dark soil and rich wheat harvests.
用法筆記
In modern English, 'Ukraine' is used without the definite article ('the Ukraine' is outdated and considered incorrect by Ukrainian speakers). Frequently appears in geopolitical news and geography texts.