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1 Yugoslavia* * *Yugoeslavia femenino (Hist) Yugoslavia* * *= Yugoslavia.Ex. This article describes a visit to Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia to see national, university and academy of sciences libraries.----* Matica Slovenca (Biblioteca Nacional de Yugoslavia) = Matica Slovenska.* nacido en Yugoslavia = Yugoslav-born.* * *Yugoeslavia femenino (Hist) Yugoslavia* * *= Yugoslavia.Ex: This article describes a visit to Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia to see national, university and academy of sciences libraries.
* Matica Slovenca (Biblioteca Nacional de Yugoslavia) = Matica Slovenska.* nacido en Yugoslavia = Yugoslav-born.* * *Yugoslavia, Yugoeslavia( Hist) Yugoslavia* * *
Yugoslavia,◊ Yugoeslavia sustantivo femenino (Hist) Yugoslavia
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Yugoslavia,◊ Yugoeslavia sustantivo femenino (Hist) Yugoslavia
Yugoslavia sustantivo femenino Yugoslavia ' Yugoslavia' also found in these entries: English: Yugoslavia - Jugoslaviatr[jʊːgə'slɑːvɪə]1 Yugoslavian.• Yugoslavia s.f.'juːgəʊ'slɑːviə, 'jʊgə'slɑːviə['juːɡǝʊ'slɑːvɪǝ]N Yugoslavia f* * *['juːgəʊ'slɑːviə, 'jʊgə'slɑːviə] -
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proper noun* * *Yu·go·sla·via[ˌju:gə(ʊ)ˈslɑ:viə, AM -goʊˈ-]the former \Yugoslavia das ehemalige Jugoslawien* * *['juːgəU'slAːvIə]n (HIST)Jugoslawien nt (HIST)the former Yugoslavia — das ehemalige Jugoslawien, Ex-Jugoslawien nt ( Press sl )
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[ˌjuːgəʊ'slɑːvɪə]nome proprio Iugoslavia f.* * *Yugoslavia /ju:gəʊˈslɑ:vɪə/n.(stor., geogr.) Iugoslavia, Jugoslavia.(Place names) Yugoslavia /ju:gəʊˈslɑ:vɪə/* * *[ˌjuːgəʊ'slɑːvɪə]nome proprio Iugoslavia f. -
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[͵ju:gə(ʋ)ʹslɑ:vıə] n геогр.ЮгославияSocialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia - ист. Социалистическая Федеративная Республика Югославия, СФРЮ
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сущ.общ. Югославия (возникла в 1918 г. под первоначальным названием "Королевство сербов, хорватов и словенцев" (Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes); в 1929 г. переименована в Югославию; после второй мировой войны преобразована в Демократическую Федерацию Югославию, а в 1963 г. переименована в Социалистическую Федеративную Республику Югославию; на это момент Югославия включала в себя: Словению, Хорватию, Македонию, Боснию и Герцеговину, Сербию, Черногорию; в 1992 г. Словения, Босния и Герцеговина, Хорватия и Македония вышли из состава республики, а Сербия и Черногория образовали Федеративную Республику Югославию; в 2003 г. Федеративная Республика Югославия была преобразована в союз Сербии и Черногории)See:
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