Pronunciation: /ˈprʌʃən/
noun a native or inhabitant of Prussia
A1 The Prussian army was known for its discipline and precision.
A2 Prussian history is filled with tales of military conquests and strategic brilliance.
B1 The Prussian monarchy played a significant role in shaping European politics in the 18th and 19th centuries.
B2 Prussian culture has had a lasting impact on German society, particularly in the fields of education and administration.
C1 The Prussian state was instrumental in the unification of Germany under Otto von Bismarck.
C2 Prussian militarism and nationalism were key factors in the outbreak of World War I.
adjective relating to or characteristic of Prussia, a region in eastern Europe that existed from the 16th century to the 20th century
A1 The Prussian army was known for its discipline and efficiency.
A2 The Prussian king implemented various reforms to modernize the country.
B1 Prussian architecture is characterized by its grandeur and symmetry.
B2 The Prussian military tactics were studied and admired by other European powers.
C1 The Prussian Empire played a significant role in shaping European history.
C2 Prussian culture had a lasting impact on the development of Germany as a nation.
formal The Prussian army was known for its discipline and efficiency.
informal My great-grandfather used to tell stories about the Prussian soldiers.
slang That guy is as strict as a Prussian officer.
figurative Her writing style is often described as Prussian in its precision.
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