Examples of using Dnieper in English and their translations into Serbian
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is situated on the Dnieper River(Dnepr or Dnipro)
when Ukraine stopped supplying Dnieper water through the North Crimean Canal,
To the east of the Dnieper the fighters would destroy everything that flies,
called Zaporizhzhia Pylon Triple, which are part of a 150 kV powerline crossing the Dnieper river.[3].
There also existed four dioramas:"Battle of Sviatoslav at rapids"(author- M. Oviechkin),"Uprising of the impoverished cossacks at Zaporizhian Sich in 1768"(M. Oviechkin),"Construction of Dnieper HES"(V. Trotsenko),"Night storm of Zaporizhzhia city in October 1943"(M. Oviechkin).
and finally the Dnieper, earning Batov
hold the"land bridge" between the Dvina and Dnieper.
It is the world created through the Baptism in the Dnieper, it is Prince Vladimir's world,
Moonlit Night on the Dnieper, 1880 in the Russian Museum, St. Petersburg).
where the famous painting"Moonlight Night on the Dnieper" is located, and near the palace walls there is
Khortytsia(Ukrainian: Хо́ртиця, romanized: Xórtycja/ Khórtytsya, pronounced[ˈxɔrtɪtsʲɐ]) is the largest island in the River Dnieper, and is 12.5 km(7.77 mi)
This must mean that the people who lived on the Dnieper, produced by Millennium descendants who came to India and Iran, and somehow made it
Don River, Dnieper River and Dniester River to spawn.
View of the Dnieper Hydroelectric Station from Khortytsia.
It's almost as big as the Dnieper HPP.
South-Western Fronts approached the Dnieper.
A special place in the list of favorites of the empress was occupied by the Dnieper Cossack Alexey Razumovsky.
Army Group South pushed down from the Dnieper to the Sea of Azov coast, also advancing through Kharkov,
Zaporizhzhia(direct translation is"beyond the rapids") takes its name from a geographic area downstream of the Dnieper river pass the ninth rapid(see Dnieper Rapids).
the Varangians continued their efforts as they regularly sailed on their monoxyla down the Dnieper into the Black Sea.