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Finland in British English
(ˈfɪnlənd)
noun
1.
a republic in N Europe, on the Baltic Sea: ceded to Russia by Sweden in 1809; gained independence in 1917; Soviet invasion successfully withstood in 1939–40, with the loss of Karelia; a member of the European Union. It is generally low-lying, with about 50 000 lakes, extensive forests, and peat bogs. Official languages: Finnish and Swedish. Religion: Christian, Lutheran majority. Currency: euro. Capital: Helsinki. Pop: 5 523 231 (2017 est). Area: 337 000 sq km (130 120 sq miles)
Finnish name: Suomi2. Gulf of Finland
Finland in American English
(ˈfɪnlənd)
1.
country in N Europe, northeast of the Baltic Sea: 130,547 sq mi (338,115 sq km); pop. 5,078,000; cap. Helsinki: Finn. name Suomi
2.
Gulf ofarm of the Baltic Sea, south of Finland: c. 250 mi (402 km) long
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British English: Finland /ˈfɪnlənd/ NOUN
Finland is a republic in north Europe, on the Baltic Sea.
- American English: Finland
- Arabic: فِنْلندا
- Brazilian Portuguese: Finlândia
- Chinese: 芬兰
- Croatian: Finska
- Czech: Finsko
- Danish: Finland
- Dutch: Finland
- European Spanish: Finlandia
- Finnish: Suomi maa
- French: Finlande
- German: Finnland
- Greek: Φινλανδία
- Italian: Finlandia
- Japanese: フィンランド
- Korean: 핀란드
- Norwegian: Finland
- Polish: Finlandia
- European Portuguese: Finlândia
- Romanian: Finlanda
- Russian: Финляндия
- Latin American Spanish: Finlandia
- Swedish: Finland
- Thai: ประเทศฟินแลนด์
- Turkish: Finlandiya
- Ukrainian: Фінляндія
- Vietnamese: nước Phần Lan
Chinese translation of 'Finland'
Finland
(ˈfɪnlənd)
n
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芬兰(蘭)
(Fēnlán)