Meanings of eastern countries in English

The eastern countries of South America are mainly lowland plains.

Let the enterprising "go west," but the student should see eastern countries.

The merchants and artisans here, as in all eastern countries, live in separate streets and passages.

Hepatocellular carcinoma is known to be a common predominant cancer in adults, especially in eastern countries.

The boas are the species found in the western hemisphere, whereas the pythons inhabit the eastern countries.

Some EU states want to reduce EU funds for the eastern countries as punishment for their government's actions.

The threat to reimpose border controls has spread beyond southern and eastern countries along the main migration paths.

Conclusions: Based on evidence from eastern countries, SEMS placement is an effective procedure that treats malignant colorectal obstruction.

The Czechs are hardly alone among the European Union's eastern countries in struggling to crack down on graft.

In those eastern countries the houses were not built as ours are, with a yard back of them.

All the old books of voyages of eastern countries contain much on the buying and selling prices of various commodities.

They form the principal food of the inhabitants of some of the eastern countries, and are an important article of commerce.

Anaplasma marginale infection in Europe has been limited to the Mediterranean and eastern countries, to Austria and to very sporadic cases in Switzerland.

The export of these home-made woollens figures far above two millions of rubles yearly in the tables of Russian commerce with eastern countries.

His stories of the wealth in silks, spices, pearls, etc., of those eastern countries intensified the desire of the West to trade with them.

He had grown to have something of the appearance of a foreigner, as people often do who have spent much time in eastern countries.