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Meanings of Slavic people in English
Portuguese
povos eslavos Synonyms
Examples for "Slavic race"
Examples for "Slavic race"
1
Russia was for centuries the chief power of the Slavic race.
2
The whole psychology of the Slavic race is crystallized in these two impressionistic words.
3
This Slavic race is striking deep roots in Canadian soil, particularly in our Western Provinces.
4
The general impression was that it was the Slavic race sentiment that inspired Russia's quick action.
5
The following enumeration of the still existing distinct nations of the Slavic race, may serve to give a clearer view of them.
Usage of Slavic people in English
1
The Poles, as has been said before, were a Slavic people, distant cousins of the Russians and Bohemians.
2
Participants staged a performance which reconstructed battles, traditions and handicrafts widespread among Slavic people in Kievan Russia in the 13th century.
3
Over the Slavic people to the east-Russians ,Poles ,etc.- ortheScandinaviansto the north, the empire had secured comparatively small influence.
4
Serbia, Montenegro and Russia had never forgiven Austria for seizing Bosnia and Herzegovina and making these Slavic people subjects of the Austrian crown.
5
The Bohemians, a Slavic people, regarded him as a national hero and made his martyrdom an excuse for rebelling against the Holy Roman Empire.
6
This Slavic people, led by chieftains from Sweden, descended the Dnieper and Dniester rivers and, crossing the Black Sea, appeared before the walls of Constantinople.
7
The Moskavan population is almost entirely made up of Slavic peoples.
8
Slavic peoples: conversion to Christianity; folklore; history; linguistics; paganism; shamans
9
Slavic peoples get their physical characteristics from potatoes, their smoldering inquietude from radishes, their seriousness from beets.
10
Originally, all Slavic peoples called themselves Serbs.
11
Russia, the dying giant among the great nations, championed the Slavic peoples at the beginning of the war.
12
By becoming the teacher of the vast Slavic peoples of the Balkan peninsula and European Russia, the empire performed another important service to civilization.
13
Romania, although part of the Balkan group, is a Latin nation which has retained its own language and customs despite being surrounded by Slavic peoples.
14
This was the complex of nationalities, the ferment of races existing in liberty-loving Slavic peoples by an arrogant Teutonic minority grew the assassinations at Sarajevo.