Similar words: hungary, vulgarian, dungaree, dungarees, variant, ovarian, variance, agrarian. Meaning: [hʌŋ'geərɪən] n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Hungary 2. the official language of Hungary (also spoken in Rumania); belongs to the Ugric family of languages. adj. relating to or characteristic of Hungary.
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91 This problem can first be solved by Hungarian Method to obtain information whether the resource of fishing grounds is greater or less than the catching capability of fishing vessels.
92 Hungarian composer and pianist Franz Liszt died on July 31 st at the age of 75.
93 He was also an old-line Stalinist who had spent 16 years in Hungarian jails in the interwar period and who was now unwilling to share authority with the "nationalist" Hungarian Communists.
94 He told Hungarian police that after the "accident" he had swum to shore where a friend gave him clothes and forged documents.
95 We won the race for the atomic bomb by harnessing the genius of scientists fleeing Europe, such as the Hungarian Edward Teller, the Italian Enrico Fermi, and, of course, the German Albert Einstein.
96 Adds Albanian, Czech, Croatian, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, and Slovenian language support.
97 Named after Joseph Pulitzer , the Hungarian - born US newspaper publisher, the prizes were established by Pulitzer's will.
98 With the Soviets now alerted to the German intentions, though, it was not long before they moved reinforcements up to close off the northern route into the Hungarian capital.
99 By the mid-1400s, the Hungarian kingdom was hurt by the Ottoman expansion as much of the country now known as Bosnia and Herzegovina fell to the Turks. Sentencedict.com
100 They measured 312 Hungarian adults from 52 different families using this method.
101 Barrichello visited Massa's home on Wednesday, as his fellow Brazilian continues to recuperate from the fractured skull he sustained during qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
102 The Great Pyrenees descended from Hungarian . The Pyrenees is relative of the St. Bernard and the Newfoundland.
103 Anti - Hungarian feelings stretch beyond the far right in Romania and Slovakia.
104 And it still doesn't match the Hungarian National Bank in 1946, which came up with the highest denomination banknote ever issued: a 100 quintillion (20 zeros) peng note.
105 The real winners of the election, he said, were the Hungarian people.
106 A city of southern Czechoslovakia on the Danube River near the Austrian and Hungarian borders. It was the capital of Hungary from 1541 to 1784. Population, 409,100.
107 Interestingly, the two non-Indo-European language groups of Europe—Finno-Ugric (Hungarian, Finnish, and Estonian) and Basque—have no grammatical genders.
108 Tens of thousands of European trade unionists have demonstrated in the Hungarian capital Budapest. The protesters oppose tough austerity measures imposed by many governments.
109 Fast marketability of Hungarian achievements in this area is facilitated mostly by the fact that priority is given to software products with predictable return of investment.
110 Embassy of Hungary in Belarus, a diplomat because of extramarital sex scandal dismissed recently by the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
111 Rubinstein now headed for Japan, taking for companionship: a Hungarian charmer who called herself Countess Natasha.
112 Samuel Wilder was born in nineteen - six in the former Austro - Hungarian Empire.
113 What makes the Hungarian capital special, however, is that in many ways, it has retained much of its original, unique characteristics.
114 Generalized assignment problems of operation research are widely used in the industry and could get the optimal solution by efficiency Hungarian Method.
115 Rapid Vienna, Partizan Belgrade, the Hungarian national team, Red Bull Salzburg have all been granted his questionable talents, with man-management not one of his often quoted qualities.
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