Synonyms for croatia
kroʊˈeɪ ʃə, -ʃi əcroa·t·i·a

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1. Croatia, Republic of Croatia, Hrvatskanoun

   a republic in the western Balkans in south-central Europe in the eastern Adriatic coastal area; formerly part of the Habsburg monarchy and Yugoslavia; became independent in 1991

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1. List of paraphrases for "croatia":

   croatian, croat, croats

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1. Bostjan Sefic:

   Croatia asked us to accept 5,000 migrants per day, but Austria told us they can accept at maximum 1,500, we cannot accept unlimited numbers of migrants if we know that they cannot continue their journey.

2. Miroslav Blazevic:

   The whole country was happy and very proud — but I was sad, if I had the experience then that I do now then Croatia would have been champions of the world.

3. Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta:

   Fences, dogs, cops and guns: this looks like Europe in the 1930s. And did we solve the refugee problem with this? No, we didn't, erecting a fence only throws the problem into Serbia, into Croatia, into Romania.

4. Zoran Milanovic:

   I cannot allow that the people who travel in an uncontrolled way become organised at the end of their journey, that's when the Serbian authorities come in, and end up at Croatia's border.

5. Josef Woodman:

   With Mexico and Costa Rica, it’s overwhelmingly dental and cosmetic surgery. However, certain countries are known for specialties. For example, in Singapore, stem cell and oncology is huge. In India, South India and Chennai Apollo hospitals does incredible work with hip and knee surgeries, in Eastern Europe, a lot of people from the UK – but also people from the United States – travel to Hungary, Croatia and Turkey for everything from dental to light cosmetic surgery.