Drezdzany

Dres·den (dr

A city of east-central Germany on the Elbe River east-southeast of Leipzig. An industrial and cultural center, it was severely damaged in bombing raids during World War II. Its china industry was moved to Meissen in the early 18th century. Population: 505,000.

Dresden [ˈdrɛzd^ən]

(Placename) an industrial city in SE Germany, the capital of Saxony on the River Elbe: it was severely damaged in the Seven Years' War (1760); the baroque city was almost totally destroyed in World War II by Allied bombing (1945). Pop.: 477 700 (1999 est.)

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(Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Ceramics) relating to, designating, or made of Dresden china

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Dresden - a city in southeastern Germany on the Elbe River; it was almost totally destroyed by British air raids in 1945

Deutschland, FRG, Germany, Federal Republic of Germany - a republic in central Europe; split into East Germany and West Germany after World War II and reunited in 1990

Translations

Dresden [ˈdrezdən]

A. N → Dresde m

B. CPD Dresden china N → loza f de Dresde

Dresden

n (also Dresden china) → ˜ Meißner Porzellan nt

Dresden [ˈdrɛzd/ən] n → Dresda

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Activeness assail atom-bomb atomise atomize blast bomb bomb out bombard carpet bomb caution dive-bomb Dresden china Dresden ware firebomb glide-bomb Görlitz hydrogen-bomb letter bomb	Drezdzany, as the collection of houses and families was first called, served as the first easily navigable crossing over the Elbe River. Dresden: Tuesday, February 13, 1945 by Niesen, Paul G. / Air & Space Power Journal	dressing case dressing down Dressing forceps dressing gown dressing room dressing sack dressing sacque dressing station dressing table dressing-down dressings dressmaker dressmaker's model dressmaking dressy dressy casual Drest dretch Dreul Drevil Drew drey Dreye Dreyfus Dreynte Drezdzany drib Dribber dribble dribbler Dribblet dribbling driblet dribs dribs and drabs Drie dried dried apricot dried fruit dried milk dried plum dried-out dried-up drier dries Driesch driest drift drift anchor drift angle drift apart	Dreyer, Johan Ludvig Emil Dreyer, Johan Ludwig Emil Dreyfoos School of the Arts Dreyfus Dreyfus Dreyfus affair Dreyfus case Dreyfus Trial Dreyfus, Alfred Dreyfus, Alfred Dreyfus, Capt. Albert Dreyfusard Dreyfuss Dreyfuss Dreyfuss Affair Dreyfuss, Barney Dreyfuss, Henry Dreynte dreys dreys Dreyse Dreyse Dreyse needle gun Dreyse needle gun Dreyse Rifle Dreyse Rifle DREZ DREZ Drezden Drezden Drezdzany DREZL Drezna Drezno Drezno DRF DRF1 DRFC DRFCS DRFD DRFH DRFL DRFLA DRFLMNBAD DRFM DRFMC DRFMU DRFN DRFP DRFPA DRFS DRFSI DRFSR DRFT dRFX DRFZ

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Activeness
assail
atom-bomb
atomise
atomize
blast
bomb
bomb out
bombard
carpet bomb
caution
dive-bomb
Dresden china
Dresden ware
firebomb
glide-bomb
Görlitz
hydrogen-bomb
letter bomb

Drezdzany, as the collection of houses and families was first called, served as the first easily navigable crossing over the Elbe River.

Dresden: Tuesday, February 13, 1945 by Niesen, Paul G. / Air & Space Power Journal

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