Look up: Pyongyang

1. Pyongyang
   [n] - capital of North Korea and an industrial center
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2. pyongyang
   capital of North Korea Category: The cosmos
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3. Pyongyang
   capital of North Korea noun capital of North Korea and an industrial center; `Pyongyang is Korea`s oldest city but little of its history has been preserved`
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4. Pyongyang
   Pyongyang (pyŭng'yäng') , Chin. Pingyang, Jap. Heijo, city (1993 pop. 2,741,260), capital of North Korea, SW North Korea, on a high bluff above the Taedong River. It is a special city with the status of province. Pyongyang, located near large iron and coal deposits, is a major ind...
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5. Pyongyang
   Capital and largest city of North Korea, lying in the west of the country on the Taedong River, 50 km/30 mi inland from the Yellow Sea; population (2002 est) 2,724,700, conurbation 3,171,800. It is the leading commercial, transport, and manufacturing centre of North Korea, and industries include aircraft, tractors and electrical vehicles, i...
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6. Pyongyang
   </small> Default is list if up to 5 items, coll if more than 5--> --> `Pyongyang` (pʰjɔŋjaŋ-->, literally: "Flat Land") is the Capital (political)|capital of the Democratic People`s Republic of Korea, commonly known as North Korea, and the largest city in the country. P...
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7. Pyongyang
   (comics) `Pyongyang` (published in English as `Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea`) is a black and white graphic novel by the Canadian Québécois author Guy Delisle, published in 2004. Overview: Pyongyang documents Delisle`s experiences in Pyongyang, the capital of ...
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8. Pyongyang
   (restaurant chain) `Pyongyang` is a chain of restaurants in Asia operated by the North Korean government, for whose capital (Pyongyang) the restaurants are named. Pyongyang restaurants are found mainly in China near the North Korean border, but in the 2000s the chain has been expanding into S...
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