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Meanings of czechoslovakian in English

Portuguese
checoslovaco
Catalan
txecoslovac

A native or inhabitant of the former republic of Czechoslovakia.

        checoslovaco

        Geographical area.

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              Usage of czechoslovakian in English
              1
              He loves all those terrible Polish and Czechoslovakian movies that go on forever.
              Impossible
              2
              By the by, his mother is Czechoslovakian, his father is Chinese.
              Radio NZ
              3
              Hungarian and Czechoslovakian Communist Parties had energetically deplored Trotsky's letter.
              The God That Failed
              4
              In fairness, a torn stomach muscle restricted the Czechoslovakian greatly.
              The Guardian
              5
              Rob Cameron reports from Prague on what lessons can be learned from the Czechoslovakian example.
              BBC
              6
              Author is asked to look after the South American interests of a Czechoslovakian malt and hop firm.
              The new yorker
              7
              He has heeded the call of his Czechoslovakian Lutheran heritage and committed himself to scholarship and teaching.
              The new yorker
              8
              The other was Czechoslovakian, he was told.
              The draining lake
              9
              A little later my passport was stamped at the frontier post at the Czechoslovakian end of the bridge.
              A Time of Gifts
              10
              Hitler, speaking to the Czechoslovakian Foreign
              Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
              11
              The Czechoslovakian barges, laden with tiles and timber, were gliding away downstream when I reached the Orșova quay.
              Between the Woods and the Water
              12
              And Czechoslovakian, Polish, Belgian, French.
              Transgression: a novel of love and war
              13
              The children have to learn Czechoslovakian; the authorities hope to turn them into fervent Czechoslovaks in a couple of generations.
              A Time of Gifts
              14
              The tests, carried out in the Bernese Alps above Les Diablerets, involved scaring the sheep with two muzzled Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs.
              BBC
              15
              The New Yorker, November 4, 1991 P. 33 Comment about the current state of Czechoslovakian politics.
              The new yorker
              16
              The Czechoslovakian junior tennis program which has developed many excellent players, is not as intensive and careful as one would imagine.
              The new yorker
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              Czechoslovakian through the time