verdun

• Nombre propio que se refiere a la gran batalla de la Primera Guerra Mundial librada en 1916 cerca de la ciudad de Verdún, Francia, caracterizada por pérdidas extremadamente graves y una ofensiva alemana prolongada que finalmente fue detenida por las fuerzas francesas.

A proper noun referring to a major battle of World War I that took place in 1916 near the city of Verdun, France, characterized by extremely heavy casualties and a prolonged German offensive that was ultimately halted by French forces.

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1. Battle of VerdunB2formal

   A major battle of World War I fought in 1916 between the German and French armies, known for its extreme length and high casualties.

   Batalla de Verdún

   • The Battle of Verdun lasted for nearly ten months.
   • Verdun became a symbol of French national determination.
   • Many soldiers lost their lives in the trenches at Verdun.

2. City in FranceB2formal

   A city in northeastern France, on the Meuse River, historically significant for its fortifications and the World War I battle.

   Verdún

   • Verdun is located in the Grand Est region of France.
   • The city of Verdun has a long military history.
   • Tourists visit Verdun to see the battlefields and memorials.