dacha , also: datcha

My parents and I used to drive to a dacha.

The city is building him a huge dacha in the area.

But he had to get out to the dacha without being followed.

The only light came from the dacha, a few hundred feet away.

I'm not sure exactly when I decided to sell my little dacha.

Moments later, he was on his way back to the dacha.

The dacha was so still that she could hear the water and the wind.

He was the host of the dinner, at his private dacha.

There were other dachas, but the people in them had been warned away.

I asked them, "Do you have a means of transportation to take me to the dacha?"

Opened her mouth and said, "What time do you want me at the dacha?"

It is a place to have a dacha and many people live permanently as well.

What would he do if the dacha weren't so close?

He may never have to confront soldiers outside his dacha.

"And it's the weekend, people are trying to get out of the city to their dachas."

Affluent people will be at their dachas on election day.

Others are at their dachas for the weekend and unwilling to leave early.

"If friends offer us a place in their dacha, we will probably accept," she said.

They could see the lights of the dacha half a mile away.

What did the age-old dacha hold that was so important to them?

Their beautiful home and the dacha outside the city, both were confiscated.

It seems that a good wind would blow down half the dachas in the country.

A single road led up to the dacha, and it would undoubtedly be watched.

Yet no doctors were summoned to the dacha until the morning of March 2.

The dacha had a couple who did the cooking and cleaning, but they knew when to stay out of the way.