Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A city of southern Poland west-northwest of Kraków. Chartered in 1865, it is an important mining and industrial center.
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- noun an industrial city of southern Poland
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Examples
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But as Marek Mazour, political analyst at Silesia University in Katowice says:
What's Polish for mulberry bush? Helen 2006
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PAULA NEWTON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It's Katowice, which is an industrial town just south of Poland.
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The angelo design hotel in Katowice, which is slated to open in the first quarter of 2010, and a Crowne Plaza Hotel at Airport City in St. Petersburg, which is scheduled to open at the end of 2010, are currently under construction.
Presseportal 2009
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Only four wagons for a train from Warsaw to Katowice?
One Confirmed Dead in Polish Train Crash Marynia Kruk 2011
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The low-cost, four-wagon train was travelling from Warsaw, the capital, to Katowice in south-western Poland, at the start of a long holiday weekend.
One Confirmed Dead in Polish Train Crash Marynia Kruk 2011
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Alojzy Baltazar Dreja was born on 1st of Jan 1918 in Przyszowice (small village in the vicinity of Katowice, south of Poland).
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Alojzy Baltazar Dreja was born on 1st of Jan 1918 in Przyszowice (small village in the vicinity of Katowice, south of Poland).
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European Pressphoto Agency Damaged wagons of a passenger train from Warsaw to Katowice after it derailed in Baby, in central Poland.
One Confirmed Dead in Polish Train Crash Marynia Kruk 2011
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Alojzy Baltazar Dreja was born on 1st of Jan 1918 in Przyszowice (small village in the vicinity of Katowice, south of Poland).
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A spokesman for regional firefighters said the accident occurred near the city of Gliwice on a stretch of the A4 highway that runs from Katowice west to Zgorzelec, on the border with Germany.
World Watch 2011
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