Summary
Belarusian {noun}
Biélorusse · Biélorusse · Biélorussiens · Biélorussiennes · Bélarusse
Belarusian {adjective}
biélorusse · biélorussien · biélorusses · biélorussiens · biélorussienne · biélorussiennes · bélarusse · bélarusses · bélarusse · bélarusses
Synonyms
Belarusian: Byelorussian · White Russian
English-French translation for "Belarusian"
"Belarusian" French translation
Belarusian {noun}
Belarusian {noun}
At the Belarusian State Economic University, 1,200 students are taught in Belarusian.
The Belarusian language occupies the same position in the country's higher education system.
Current situation regarding the Belarusian language in the Republic of Belarus
The use of Belarusian is spreading and the language is now operational throughout the country.
The Belarusian language is widely used in the mass media.
Belarusian (demonym) {noun}
Belarusian (demonym) {noun}
Thanks to technology developed by Belarusian specialists, the produce in those areas meets non-contamination standards.
Belarusian (demonym) {noun}
The Committee expresses its concern about the increasing trend in trafficking for purposes of prostitution of Belarusian women, often under...
Belarusian (demonym) {noun} [hist.]
The Belarusian community organizes the annual traditional J. Kupala Festival.
In 2003, the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus developed the concept of the Belarusian space system for remote Earth sensing.
Cultural days of national minorities (Russian, Polish, Belarusian, German and other national minorities) have become traditional in
Belarusian {adjective}
Belarusian {adj.}
At the Belarusian State Economic University, 1,200 students are taught in Belarusian.
The Belarusian language occupies the same position in the country's higher education system.
Current situation regarding the Belarusian language in the Republic of Belarus
The use of Belarusian is spreading and the language is now operational throughout the country.
The Belarusian language is widely used in the mass media.
Belarusian {adj.}
Belarusian {adj.}
Project by German (DB), Polish (PKP), Belarusian (BC) and Russian (RZhD) railways.
The programmes were addressed to the German, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Lithuanian and Romany minorities.
Mr von Habsburg, I can assure you that we aim to support the Belarusian people in this process.
The three largest minority groups were: German (over 300,000-350,000), Belarusian (200,000-230,000) and Ukrainian (200,000-220,000).
Belarusian {adj.}
Thanks to technology developed by Belarusian specialists, the produce in those areas meets non-contamination standards.
Belarusian {adj.}
Belarusian {adj.}
The Committee expresses its concern about the increasing trend in trafficking for purposes of prostitution of Belarusian women, often under...
Belarusian {adj.} [hist.]
The Belarusian community organizes the annual traditional J. Kupala Festival.
In 2003, the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus developed the concept of the Belarusian space system for remote Earth sensing.
Cultural days of national minorities (Russian, Polish, Belarusian, German and other national minorities) have become traditional in
Belarusian {adj.} [hist.]
The Belarusian national minority: Territories inhabited by Belarusians had been in the composition of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania since...
From olden days onwards, Vilnius has been a leading centre for the Belarusian written word, culture and education: the first book was
Belarusian {adj.} [hist.]
Belarusian {adj.} [hist.]
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "Belarusian" in French
Similar words
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