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Meanings of crimean tatar in English

Russian
язык крымских татар
Portuguese
língua tártara da crimeia
Spanish
tartaro de crimea
Catalan
qırımtatarca
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Turkic language spoken in Crimea, Central Asia (mainly in Uzbekistan), and by the Crimean Tatar diasporas in Turkey, Romania, Bulgaria.

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язык крымских татар
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Examples for "crh"
Examples for "crh"
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CRH will issue a statement on sales and market conditions tomorrow morning.
The Irish Times
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Nevertheless, CRH is likely to expand in that market rather than contract.
The Irish Times
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Bank of Ireland and CRH are also nominated in the latter category.
The Irish Times
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About 50 per cent of CRH's revenues are generated in the US.
The Irish Times
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However, CRH would face domestic opposition for any potential acquisitions, it added.
Independent.ie
Usage of crimean tatar in English
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Ukraine won last year's Eurovision with its Crimean Tatar entry Jamala.
Reuters
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He has hosted a programme on the Crimean Tatar TV station ATR for the past year.
The South African
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This comes just after Crimean Tatar singer Jamala's success for Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest.
BBC
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Other finalists for the Sakharov prize included Crimean Tatar activist Mustafa Dzhemilev and exiled Turkish journalist Can Dundar.
Radio NZ
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This is just nonsense, it's a joke. The Crimean Tatar Mejlis last month accused Russia of barring Dzhemilev from Crimea.
Reuters
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He said on Wednesday there were credible reports that a local Crimean Tatar activist was found dead and evidence showed he had been mistreated.
Reuters
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A Crimean Tatar sits in the Khan Chair mosque after Friday prayers in Bakhchisaray, near Simferopol March 7, 2014.
Reuters
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On his way he received tidings that the Crimean Tatars had come plundering into Russia, probably thinking to attack Moscow, while Ivan was besieging Kazan.
A Book of Golden Deeds
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About 60 per cent of its population is ethnic Russian, 24 per cent ethnic Ukrainian, and 12 per cent Crimean Tatar.
The Irish Times
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Two leading Crimean Tatar activists returned to Kiev on Friday after being freed from Russian jail sentences that they said were part of Moscow's wide(...)
The Irish Times