republic of burundi
Proper noun A sovereign state in East-Central Africa. It is a landlocked country, bordered by Rwanda to the north, Tanzania to the east and southeast, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west. Its southwestern border lies on the northeastern shore of Lake Tanganyika. Its capital is Gitega, while its largest city is Bujumbura, the former capital.
The term "Republic of Burundi" is the official long-form name of the country. It is used in formal, diplomatic, and official contexts. * The Republic of Burundi became a member of the United Nations in 1962. * A new trade agreement was signed between the Republic of Burundi and its neighbors. * The official name is the Republic of Burundi, though it is commonly referred to simply as "Burundi".
- In contrast to "Burundi": Using "Republic of Burundi" emphasizes the nation's formal political and legal identity, whereas "Burundi" is the common short form used in general discourse and geography.
- The ambassador presented his credentials to the Republic of Burundi. (formal/official)
- I am studying the history of Burundi. (general)
- Burundi (proper noun): The standard short-form name for the Republic of Burundi.
- Burundian (adjective): Relating to the Republic of Burundi or its people.
- Burundian culture is rich and diverse.
- Burundian (noun): A native or citizen of the Republic of Burundi.
- The Burundians celebrated their Independence Day.
- Burundi (The most direct synonym, being the short form of the official name).
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a landlocked republic in east central Africa on the northeastern shore of Lake Tanganyika
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