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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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Examples for "Czechoslovak"
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Fico is a lawyer and former member of the Czechoslovak Communist party.
Reuters
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Post-war, the city was reintegrated into the Soviet-dominated Czechoslovak Socialist Republic.
The Guardian
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A troop of Czechoslovak cavalry were exercising in a field nearby.
A Time of Gifts
4
The dreaded STB, the Czechoslovak secret police was said to be in complete disarray.
The new yorker
5
The Troillet-Dumas-Fredriksen line may cover much the same ground as a little-known Czechoslovak ascent from 1972.
Climbing Magazine
1
Remember the floods in Ireland, Germany, the Czech Republic in recent months.
The Irish Times
2
The Company operates home credit business in Poland, Lithuania and Czech Republic.
Reuters
3
He was an austere man, quite Czech, quite middle European, quite serious.
The Irish Times
4
The Czech government has not set a target for euro zone entry.
Reuters
5
Hyundai only started test production at the Czech plant early last month.
Reuters
Usage of czechoslovakian in English
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He loves all those terrible Polish and Czechoslovakian movies that go on forever.
Impossible
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By the by, his mother is Czechoslovakian, his father is Chinese.
Radio NZ
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Hungarian and Czechoslovakian Communist Parties had energetically deplored Trotsky's letter.
The God That Failed
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In fairness, a torn stomach muscle restricted the Czechoslovakian greatly.
The Guardian
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Rob Cameron reports from Prague on what lessons can be learned from the Czechoslovakian example.
BBC
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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
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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
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And Czechoslovakian, Polish, Belgian, French.
Transgression: a novel of love and war
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The children have to learn Czechoslovakian; the authorities hope to turn them into fervent Czechoslovaks in a couple of generations.
A Time of Gifts
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The tests, carried out in the Bernese Alps above Les Diablerets, involved scaring the sheep with two muzzled Czechoslovakian Wolfdogs.
BBC
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The New Yorker, November 4, 1991 P. 33 Comment about the current state of Czechoslovakian politics.
The new yorker
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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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