Mongolia
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English OnlineLDOCE OnlineMon·go·li·a /mɒŋˈɡəʊliə $ mɑːŋ-/ a country in north central Asia between Russia and China. Population 3,226,516 (2014). Capital: Ulaanbaatar (formerly Ulan Bator). Mongolia is a large country but has a small population because it includes a large area of desert and open plains. The country is sometimes informally called ‘Outer Mongolia’, and it is next to a part of China called ‘Inner Mongolia’. —Mongolian noun, adjective
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Mongolia
Mon‧go‧li‧a /mɒŋˈɡəʊliə $ mɑːŋ-/
a country in north central Asia between Russia and China. Population 2,996,081 (2008). Capital: Ulaanbaatar (formerly Ulan Bator). Mongolia is a large country but has a small population because it includes a large area of desert and open plains. The country is sometimes informally called ‘Outer Mongolia’, and it is next to a part of China called ‘Inner Mongolia’.
—Mongolian noun, adjective
Mon‧go‧li‧a /mɒŋˈɡəʊliə $ mɑːŋ-/
a country in north central Asia between Russia and China. Population 2,996,081 (2008). Capital: Ulaanbaatar (formerly Ulan Bator). Mongolia is a large country but has a small population because it includes a large area of desert and open plains. The country is sometimes informally called ‘Outer Mongolia’, and it is next to a part of China called ‘Inner Mongolia’.
—Mongolian noun, adjective