petrograd

• Nome próprio que se refere a uma grande cidade no noroeste da Rússia, às margens do Golfo da Finlândia; foi capital do país e é historicamente a segunda maior cidade russa. Também é a forma usada para o nome da cidade no período de 1914 a 1924.

A proper noun referring to a major city in the European part of Russia, historically the second largest Russian city and former capital, located at the head of the Gulf of Finland.

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1. Historical name for Saint PetersburgB2formal

   The name given to Saint Petersburg, Russia, from 1914 to 1924, during and after World War I, before it was renamed Leningrad.

   Petrogrado

   • Petrograd was the capital of Russia during the early years of World War I.
   • The Russian Revolution of 1917 began in Petrograd.
   • Many important historical events took place in Petrograd.

2. Major Russian cityB2formal

   A major city in the European part of Russia, located at the head of the Gulf of Finland; the second largest city in Russia and a former capital.

   Petrogrado

   • Petrograd is situated on the Neva River near the Baltic Sea.
   • The city of Petrograd was a center of culture and industry.
   • Petrograd's architecture reflects its imperial past.

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