coburg

/koh-burg/US // ˈkoʊ bɜrg //UK // (ˈkəʊˌbɜːɡ) //

科堡,科博格,科堡市,科贝格

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n.名词 noun

Born in Coburg in 1951, Kaestel remembers growing up in what he believes was a post-war orphanage run by nuns.
He consoled them by saying there was no immediate danger and recommended that we send for our consul in Coburg.
The only comment to make upon this paragraph is that Coburg is not even country like Camperdown, but a part of Melbourne.
Augsburg, subdued by famine, surrendered under the severest conditions; Wurtzburg and Coburg were lost to the Austrians.
Eck, quitting his retreat at night, clandestinely escaped from Leipsic to go and hide himself at Coburg.
He was therefore left at Coburg, in the castle overlooking the town and the river Itz, in the upper story on the south side.