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Baltic ['bɔltɪk]

a. 波罗的海的

A cruiser is cruising in the Baltic Sea.
一艘巡洋舰正游弋在波罗的海。
The fleet is manoeuvring in the Baltic.
该舰队正在波罗的海演习.
A member of a Baltic people constituting the main population of Latvia.
列托人构成拉脱维亚主要人口的波罗的海人的成员

baltic

[ noun ]

a sea in northern Europe; stronghold of the Russian navy

<noun.object>

a branch of the Indo-European family of languages related to the Slavonic languages; Baltic languages have preserved many archaic features that are believed to have existed in Proto-Indo European

<noun.communication>

[ adj ]

of or pertaining to or characteristic of the Baltic States or their peoples or languages

<adj.pert>

of or near or on the Baltic Sea

<adj.pert>

The Baltic republics

Baltic \Bal"tic\, a. [NL. mare Balticum, fr. L. balteus belt,
from certain straits or channels surrounding its isles,
called belts. See {Belt}.]
Of or pertaining to the sea which separates Norway and Sweden
from Jutland, Denmark, and Germany; situated on the Baltic
Sea.

The Lithuanian parliament voted today to abolish the Communist Party's constitutionally guaranteed supremacy and to legalize multiple political parties in the Baltic republic, activists said.
"An eventual separation of a Baltic republic from the Soviet Union will be less pain from the point of view of progress and perestroika than an attempt to keep it by force, by tanks," he said.
However, activists in the third and smallest Baltic republic of Estonia said a gathering was being organized for Sunday.
Estonia declared support Tuesday for the declaration of independence by its Baltic neighbor, Lithuania, and appealed to Mikhail S. Gorbachev to end military and political pressure against Lithuania.
The Kremlin said it was tightening the tap on Lithuania's natural gas supply Tuesday and may cut oil and gasoline to the Baltic republic for refusing to rescind pro-independence laws, Lithuanian leaders said.
At least 8,000 Estonians attended an outdoor rally and filled the Tallinn town hall for a panel discussion about Josef Stalin's repression of the Baltic states.
Some republics, the Baltic states for example, may choose not to join.
"They can't come from anywhere but hidden bases in the Baltic, and we know Western countries have no such bases," he said at a military seminar.
President Mikhail S. Gorbachev on Wednesday ordered Lithuanians to turn in their weapons, a day after the Baltic republic's government demanded an end to Soviet military maneuvers.
He also is under fire for the blockade of oil, raw materials and other goods he imposed on Lithuania to force the Baltic republic to back off its March 11 declaration of independence.
The third Baltic republic, Estonia, last month declared its intention to secede but set no date and left the door open for negotiations with the Kremlin.
The action was designed to mirror Aug. 23 demonstrations in the three Baltic republics in which more than 1 million Estonians, Lithuanians and Latvians joined hands to protest the annexation of their lands.
People's fronts and various ethnic groups across the Soviet Union, and especially in the northwestern Baltic republics, are demanding independence from Moscow.
The Baltic representatives in the United States agree these are the most exciting times they have known in nearly 50 years.
The former Soviet satellites of Eastern Europe abd party leaders in the Soviet Baltic republics already have given up their exclusive right to power.
He added that under the Soviet constitution, the Baltic republics have a right to secede, but only if they first hold referendums and then follow rules established by the national legislature.
The three Baltic Republics, which declared independence earlier this year, have also passed laws allowing private land ownership, although the process is bogged down in disputes over property rights.
While President Bush did carefully restate the historic U.S. policy of not recognizing incorporation of the Baltic nations into the Soviet Union, he gave Mr. Gorbachev his trade agreement despite his trade blockade of Lithuania.
The Baltic republic's newly elected Parliament elects a non-Communist as president.
The three Baltic republics _ Estonian, Lithuania, and Latvia _ were independent after the 1917 Bolshevik revolution until 1940, when they were absorbed by the Soviet Union under a secret agreement between Stalin and Hitler.
In Russia alone, the ECE expects net national product (output excluding services) to drop by a quarter in 1992, a fall of 36 per cent since 1989. In the three Baltic states the situation this year has been worse still.
The covers are burnt but most of the pages are only blackened round the edges. The company's contracts also included salvage work after the Baltic Exchange bomb attack and the Piper Alpha oil rig explosion.
Lansky, founder of the National Yiddish Book Center, recently returned from a mission of remembrance: taking Yiddish books to Jews in the Baltic republics of the Soviet Union.
Similar measures similar are being considered in Latvia, the third Baltic republic.
Mr. Gorbachev had earlier granted independence to the Baltic states and announced his intention to begin withdrawing Soviet troops from Cuba, thereby eliminating two other big irritants.
Deputies stressed that the proclamation did not amount to a declaration of independence like that made by the Baltic republic of Lithuania.
Throughout the present Baltic crisis, Mr. Gorbachev has clearly sided with anti-independence activists led by the local Communist Party organizations.
LATVIA _ Sandwiched between its two Baltic neighbors and bordered on the east by Russia and Byelorussia, Latvia dramatically shows the influence of the Russian influx feared by Baltic militants.
LATVIA _ Sandwiched between its two Baltic neighbors and bordered on the east by Russia and Byelorussia, Latvia dramatically shows the influence of the Russian influx feared by Baltic militants.
For years "the people of the Baltic States have been denied their basic human rights," he said.

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