Synonyms for poland
ˈpoʊ ləndpoland

Princeton's WordNet

1. Poland, Republic of Poland, Polskanoun

   a republic in central Europe; the invasion of Poland by Germany in 1939 started World War II

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1. • Europe
   • European Country

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1. List of paraphrases for "poland":

   polish, polski, pologne, polen, polsce, polska, polonia, zloty, pollen

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1. Andrzej Duda:

   Simply, we decided to put those jets at the disposal of NATO's not expecting anything in return because we stressed very clearly that as a gap-filler for the donated equipment we are able to buy what we would need as a replacement, and we, ourselves, were ready to do that and provide our equipment free of charge and that we wanted NATO, as a whole, to make a common decision so that Poland remains a member of NATO, not a country who decides on its own on important issues, which impact the security of NATO's help, which would impact this initiative of all members of NATO. Also, our neighbors who are part of NATO, members of NATO.

2. Mateusz Morawiecki:

   It's as if the entire city of Warsaw left... it's a gigantic loss, this must end, young people must stay in Poland.

3. Konrad Szymanski:

   The only matter of absolute principle (for Poland) is differentiating between people within the EU based on their passport.

4. Michal Baranowski:

   I do have to say that there is a concern, both in Poland and in Ukraine, about the staying power of the US beyond this administration. This war would look entirely different without the support of the US, the fact is that we are fighting with time, right?

5. Colleen Thompson:

   By Ukrainian law, ‘ M ’ is allowed to leave with me [ for ] the safety of Poland and then, I hope, on to the U.S., m.