Byelorussian的意思|Byelorussian的解释-里氏词典

Byelorussian

白俄罗斯人(的)

byelorussian

[ noun ]

a native or inhabitant of Byelorussia

<noun.person>

the Slavic language spoken in Belarus

<noun.communication>

Byelorussian \Byelorussian\ n.
1. a native or inhabitant of Byelorussia.

Syn: Belorussian, White Russian.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. the language spoken in Belarus.

Syn: Belarusian.
[WordNet 1.5]

In February, scientists decided that 20 Byelorussian villages must be evacuated because over a lifetime their residents would receive an unacceptably high dose of radiation.
In the Byelorussian city of Gomel, most of the 35,000 workers of the GomselMash industrial complex walked out on a daylong strike, said Alexander Korniev, a plant worker.
The Soviet media have reported that public opposition has halted construction of nuclear power plants near the southern Ukrainian city of Odessa, the Byelorussian capital of Minsk and the southern Russian city of Krasnodar.
The ambassador of the Soviet Byelorussian republic appealed Tuesday for billions of dollars in foreign aid for the victims of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
On Thursday, the commander of the Byelorussian military district, Col. Gen.
In a speech to the Byelorussian Communist Party, Yefrem Sokolov said: "From our point of view, much of the blame for our ship's loss of its anchors and its crew's sickness lies with those who command the ship and lay out its course," Izvestia said.
Mrs. Mkhitaryan, a stout woman in her 40s who has dyed platinum blond hair, is Byelorussian and describes herself as a worker with only a grade-school education.
Leaders of a strike in the Byelorussian capital of Minsk ended the protest after the government agreed to discuss their political and economic demands.
Soviet authorities had planned to relocate many of the troops in the Byelorussian republic, which borders Poland.
He is accused of murdering 410 Jews and 80 non-Jewish Poles in 1942 in the Byelorussian republic of the Soviet Union _ 400 Jews in the small village of Snov, 10 more who escaped the first killings, and 80 Poles in the same region.
Since cesium, strontium and plutonium descended on their rooftops, gardens, farms and schools four years ago, the people of this Byelorussian village and of scores more in the Ukraine and Russia have been prisoners of Chernobyl.
Mikhail Tkachev, leader of the Byelorussian Popular Front, said his movement will demand registration of candidates that local authorities have refused to place on the ballot at the meeting in the capital of Minsk.
"In a special way, we join with all the beloved sons and daughters of the Russian, Ukrainian and Byelorussian nations.
As the Kremlin leader outlined his a tough "anti-crisis program" of legislation, Soviet Georgia officially declared its independence, strikes spread further through Russian and Ukrainian mines, and Byelorussian workers prepared for another walkout today.
Foreign visitors will begin their Byelorussian experience even before they leave home, when they apply for a visa.
The chemicals apparently leaked from the plant in the Byelorussian town of Novopolotsk, 480 miles upriver from Riga just over the republic's border.
Delegates also favored Gorbachev when they demanded the removal of the acting congress chairman, Byelorussian Communist Party chief Yefrem Sokolov, accusing Sokolov of ignoring their wishes.

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