"Helsinki" prevod sa engleskog na srpski

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Helsinki

imenicageologijaIPA: / helsɪŋki /

Množina: Helsinkis

Definicija i značenje

The capital and largest city of Finland; located in southern Finland; a major port and commercial and cultural center; Also called: Helsingfors, capital of Finland, Finnish capital.
(Swedish Helsingfors) Capital and port of Finland; Industries include shipbuilding, engineering, and textiles. The homes of the architect Eliel Saarinen and the composer Jean
Sibelius outside the city are museums.
Helsinki was founded 1550 by King Gustavus Vasa of Sweden, N of its present location. It was ceded to Russia 1809 and regained independence 1917. The city contains the parliament house, an 18th-century cathedral, and two universities. It is rich in fin-de-siècle buildings (many by the German-born architect Carl Ludwig Engel), rivaling even Barcelona and Vienna. The pale color of the local building material has given it the name of the “white city of Europe”. The port is kept open by ice-breakers in winter.

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Sinonimi i slične reči

Finnish capita · Helsingfors · Helsinki · capital of Finland

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help system · Helsinki · helter-skelter

Srpski prevod

Helsinki

muški rodgeologijaIPA: / xelsinki /

Glavni grad Finske.

Engleski prevod:
Helsinki
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engleski
/ ɪnteɡjəmənt /
imenica
srpski
/ tsuretak /
muški rod
nemački
/ tˈaŋoː /
muški rod
gramatika
muzika
francuski
/ minimalˈist /
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