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Meaning Seoul meaning
What does Seoul mean?
Definitions in simple English
Seoul
Seoul
Synonyms Seoul synonyms
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Simple sentences
On September 3rd, I will go from Los Angeles to Seoul with a friend.
Seoul is the capital of South Korea.
Did you meet in Seoul?
I have once lived in Beijing, but now live in Seoul.
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Colonel, you're scheduled to fly out to Seoul at 1800 hours.
We'll fly out to Seoul tomorrow morning at 1000 hours.
I fly out to Seoul at 1000 tomorrow.
Can we bring it back to Seoul alive?
Has that A negative come in from Seoul?
The lieutenant's come from Seoul to see you.
There are a few things I could do in Seoul. Pack up your gear.
Just a few days down to Seoul.
The lab in Seoul can have the results back in two hours.
I get the stuff to HQ lab in Seoul, wait for the report and get back here as fast as I can.
I have to go and see Hammond in Seoul for a few days and I wasn't happy about the party taking place in my absence.
This is Brigadier General Hammond, chief medical officer of the Seoul sector.
You can go back to Seoul or anywhere you want.
I could get double that for her in Seoul.
Expect to be in Seoul tomorrow.
Farewell, Poussin. courageous and faithful companion. I led you on the paths of glory to the pyramids by way of Berlin, Seoul and Gibraltar.
Flight 9-6-2 from Seoul is now arriving at gate 13.
In one stroke, it'll cut across the enemy's rear, sever his supply lines and isolate all of his forces south of Seoul.
Well, hallelujah. Matt Ridgway's retaken Seoul.
Hello everybody, I'm Ahmad Rashad and welcome to Seoul, Korea and the Jamsil gymnasium for an invitation tournament between the national teams of the Republic of Korea and the United States.
Team 1 had 86 new members. and is selected to be the best team in seoul area!
If it blows up in Seoul, we're finished.
A soccer team of South and North Korea returned today to the Seoul Training Center after training in Pohang with North Korean officials coming through 'Panmunjum'.
Listen, friend. We have 10 CTXs placed all over Seoul.
They've set CTX around Seoul and want 10 million dollars.
Let's go to Seoul.
The North. has announced that they are going to attack Seoul.
It's war. The United States has declared that they'll attack Pyeongyang, then. Pyeongyang will immediately attack Seoul.
The U.N. Forces have aadvanced 1 0 miles today, overcoming fierce opposition from The Chinese Forces, who are planning to attack Seoul.
You know Seoul Hospital, right?
We're waiting for some execs to arrive from Seoul.
If I can't get into Seoul University she said go kill myself and save family embarrassment.
Your sister and brother all went to Seoul University.
She's says he's back in Seoul.
How do you like being back in Seoul?
I never thought I'd some back to Seoul to live.
I persuaded U-in father to send him back to Seoul.
Something has been bothering me every since I got back to Seoul.
If you do this well, I will tell you stories about Seoul and other fairy tales.
News and current affairs
Is he prepared to pull his troops back from the Demilitarized Zone and dismantle the tens of thousands of artillery that are capable of reaching Seoul?
But the question everyone from Tokyo to Seoul and from Washington to Moscow is asking is this: will China act in time?
A jagged line loosely joining Tokyo to Jakarta via Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore was sufficient to sustain international cooperation.
Threats fly back and forth between Tokyo and Seoul.
And some analysts in Seoul believe that a dicey political succession in Pyongyang, combined with food shortages in the countryside, could prove too much for the North Korean regime to handle.
But the real decisions - and their consequences - will fall on the government in Seoul.
Indeed, the group has not seriously engaged with the subject since the 2010 summit in Seoul.
Then they agreed in Seoul in 2010 to give emerging-market countries quota shares in the International Monetary Fund that would be more commensurate with their economic weight.
SEOUL - Emerging economies are facing significant uncertainty and serious downside risks.
SEOUL - If you chase two rabbits at once, the old saying goes, both will escape.
While China opposes North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons, it is even more opposed to policies that could threaten the North's stability and lead to massive refugee crossings into China or to a unified Korea with its capital in Seoul.
SEOUL - Once again, tension is rising across Asia over North Korea's missile program.
SEOUL - Emerging Asian countries should be proud of their economic resilience.
Since then, Kim Jong Il has failed to make his promised return visit to Seoul.
SEOUL - Korea is a unique country.
Specific negotiations on withdrawing American troops from Korea or on redeploying them from the DMZ to south of Seoul must be carried out according to these principles.
SEOUL - The long-delayed meeting of North Korea's ruling Worker's Party is now underway, and comes at a time of severe tension between North Korea and the international community.
And air quality was also an issue for subsequent Olympic Games in Barcelona, Atlanta, Seoul, and Athens.
The Seoul Games in 1988 opened the door to South Korea's democratization.
This summer's Olympics in Beijing will be no less political, but will it resemble Berlin or Seoul?
Go to Seoul or Brasilia, and you will hear complaints about the US Federal Reserve's hyper-expansionary monetary policies, which are leaving emerging markets awash in hot money and raising the specter of asset bubbles.
SEOUL - If World War III ever breaks out, its origins will not lie in the Middle East, South Asia, or Eastern Europe.
SEOUL - Last month, the leaders of China, Japan, and South Korea agreed to begin negotiations later this year on a trilateral free-trade agreement.
SEOUL - Like many regions of the world, Northeast Asia faces severe political challenges in creating a viable structure of peace.
At last year's third trilateral summit, the leaders went further still, agreeing to establish a Trilateral Cooperation Secretariat in Seoul for institutionalizing cooperation among the three governments.
SEOUL - South Korean officials have recently realized that the United States is likely to try to forbid them from enriching uranium and expanding their country's missile range, rather than leave these issues on the diplomatic back burner.
SEOUL - While the United Nations celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2015, Koreans will lament 70 years of national division.
SEOUL - As China continues its unremitting rise, people throughout East Asia are wondering whether their states will ever be able to achieve the peaceful, stable relations that now characterize Europe.
SEOUL - Given the daunting challenges facing Japan, one can only admire Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's determination to end the country's two-decade-long period of economic stagnation.