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Switzerland
/ˈswɪtsərlənd/
Definition
1
A landlocked country in west-central Europe, officially the Swiss Confederation, bordered by France, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, and Italy.
2
Renowned for its neutrality in international conflicts, Alpine landscapes, precision engineering (watches and banking), chocolate, cheese fondue, and direct democracy system.
Examples
Switzerland's banks are so secretive, even the cows with their bells won't spill the beans on your deposits.
In Switzerland, they measure productivity in chocolate bars per hour and punctuality by cuckoo clock.
Switzerland stays neutral in wars but aggressively dominates the world in fondue diplomacy.
Visiting Switzerland feels like stepping into a postcard where goats outvote humans on mountain policy.