Examples of using Makeshift in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Antonio Pinto's makeshift home on the outskirts of Manaus is an open-air shack,
The church became a makeshift fortification against marauding Indians,
Volunteers have set up a makeshift library at the migrant camp in Calais which the French authorities estimate now shelters at least 3,000 refugees.
The local residents live in makeshift houses and sheds while the area is surrounded by the modern Israeli settlements.
Heavy rains have killed at least 10 people living in the camps and destroyed thousands of makeshift homes since April.
Frontex will help to reduce, as far as possible, the disappearance at sea of those who to reach Europe in makeshift vessels.
use things around me as a makeshift gym(like jumping up to grab the edge of my back deck to knock out my chinups).
still live in makeshift camps, and a cholera epidemic caused over 4 000 deaths last October.
At the time of Amnesty International's visit to the Hungarian-Serbian border, more than 600 people were staying in makeshift camps, many for months on end.
Laments that, despite repeated calls, the government has made no progress in finding a solution for the makeshift memorial calling for justice for Daphne Caruana Galizia;
the CO2 levels will overwhelm any makeshift scrubbers we would be able to concoct.
Some makeshift platforms with masers of ceremony were set up along the parade route,
In the Jabal al Zawiya and Deir Sinbal districts, FSA makeshift prisons were reportedly set up for captured soldiers.
funded first the excavation of the chiefs' makeshift grave sites,
Tens of thousands of Arab civilians who were forced to flee their homes because of fighting are now struggling to survive in makeshift camps in desperate conditions.
sometimes little more than makeshift towns.
depressed world in which individuals and communities develop localized, makeshift solutions to a growing set of problems.
Today, the priority concern are some 10 000 to 30 000 people living in makeshift camps in flood-prone areas.
the University continued to operate underground with small study groups in makeshift arrangements outside the campus.
Sometimes they could be flown out by light aircraft, like the British Lysander, that landed at night on makeshift airstrips.