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Meanings of Czechoslovak in English
Portuguese
checoslovaco Catalan
txecoslovac Russian
чехословацкий язык Spanish
checoslovaco Political sociolinguistic concept used in Czechoslovakia in 1920–1938 for the definition of the state language of the country.
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Examples for "Czechoslovakian"
Examples for "Czechoslovakian"
1
He loves all those terrible Polish and Czechoslovakian movies that go on forever.
2
By the by, his mother is Czechoslovakian, his father is Chinese.
3
Hungarian and Czechoslovakian Communist Parties had energetically deplored Trotsky's letter.
4
In fairness, a torn stomach muscle restricted the Czechoslovakian greatly.
5
Rob Cameron reports from Prague on what lessons can be learned from the Czechoslovakian example.
1
Remember the floods in Ireland, Germany, the Czech Republic in recent months.
2
The Company operates home credit business in Poland, Lithuania and Czech Republic.
3
He was an austere man, quite Czech, quite middle European, quite serious.
4
The Czech government has not set a target for euro zone entry.
5
Hyundai only started test production at the Czech plant early last month.
Usage of Czechoslovak in English
1
Fico is a lawyer and former member of the Czechoslovak Communist party.
2
Post-war, the city was reintegrated into the Soviet-dominated Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.
3
A troop of Czechoslovak cavalry were exercising in a field nearby.
4
The dreaded STB, the Czechoslovak secret police was said to be in complete disarray.
5
The Troillet-Dumas-Fredriksen line may cover much the same ground as a little-known Czechoslovak ascent from 1972.
6
Three years ago he represented the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development as a director in Czechoslovak Airlines.
7
Another rubber-stamp was smacked down by a broad-faced Czechoslovak official with the Lion of Bohemia on his cap.
8
The new-born Czechoslovak state was shaken.
9
Fifty-one Italian divisions, three British, two French, one Czechoslovak, and one American regiment fought against sixty-three Austro-Hungarian divisions.
10
Mr Havel was elected Czechoslovak president in the bloodless 1989 Velvet Revolution, which ended four decades of communist rule.
11
To such dangerous extent did the Supreme Council indirectly abet the Bolshevist peace-breakers against the Rumanians and Czechoslovak allies.
12
He was Czechoslovak president from 1989 to 1992 and then Czech president until 2003.
13
Below this steep rock, the March-whichis the Czech Morava-flowedinto the Danube from the north, marking the Czechoslovak border.
14
The director was a leading figure of the Czechoslovak New Wave movement, along with directors Ivan Passer, Vera Chytilova and others.
15
A couple of weeks earlier, the Velvet Revolution had tossed the Czechoslovak communist party's monopoly on power into Trotsky's rubbish bin.
16
Tells about a meal in a diner under Czechoslovak management; and about customs inspectiion on the German side of the German-Czech border.
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Czechoslovak through the time