Waldheim

[ wawld-hahym; German vahlt-hahym ]

/ ˈwɔldˌhaɪm; German ˈvɑltˌhaɪm /

noun

Kurt

[kurt; German koo rt] /kɜrt; German kʊərt/,1918–2007, Austrian diplomat: secretary-general of the United Nations 1972–82; president of Austria 1986–92.

Example sentences from the Web for waldheim

You were kind to me once when my maid and I lost our way in trying to find the village of Waldheim.

The Camp Fire Girls Across the Seas |Margaret Vandercook
So they had been compelled to go on further and then to have an automobile to bring them back to Waldheim.

The Camp Fire Girls Across the Seas |Margaret Vandercook
They would have noticed him at Waldheim, of course, but he might have managed it at Stanton.

The Red House Mystery |A. A. Milne
Fischer of Waldheim has published a very interesting memoir on this parasite.

Animal Parasites and Messmates |P. J. Van Beneden

At last they reached the end of the woodpath, and there lay Waldheim—for so the farm was called—before them.

Fairy Tales from the German Forests |Margaret Arndt

British Dictionary definitions for waldheim

Waldheim

/ (German ˈvalthaim) /

noun

Kurt (kʊrt). 1918–2007, Austrian diplomat; secretary-general of the United Nations (1972–81); president of Austria (1986–92)

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British Dictionary definitions for waldheim

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