Examples of using Middle-class in English and their translations into Hungarian
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His target was the middle-class.
Labels: middle-class/ average middle-class/ average over 100.
It also became affordable for the middle-class.
Magda was born in Marghita, Romania, into a middle-class family, as the youngest of eight children.
More than 130 million urban households will be living at the middle-class level or above.".
For the middle-class the results could be a sign that they need to withdraw
And that time, Bank of America launched the first consumer credit card program for middle-class consumers and small to medium-sized merchants in the United States.
to have a‘national middle-class' project.
Along with the middle-class parties, they demanded speedy elections for a national assembly that would make the final decision on the constitution of the new state.
he was in fact born into a middle-class family in Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg.
The government sets the elites(which also include certain middle-class groups) against the lower class,
ornaments, paintings and utensils evoke early twentieth-century middle-class life.
The 400 richest U.S. families now pay a lower overall tax rate than the middle-class, the first time that's happened in 100 years,
classic adaptations for a middle-class audience or international tour circus for the global elite.
Along with the middle-class parties, they demanded speedy elections for a national assembly which would to make the final decision on the constitution of the new state.
Ten years ago, I-I-I kidnapped this woman from a very beautiful… middle-class life in Pittsburgh, and I made her life miserable ever since.
Along with the middle-class parties they demanded speedy elections for a national assembly which was to make the final decision on the constitution of the new state.
who has no place in‘moral' middle-class society.
whose children rarely attend universities, is made to pay for the education of middle-class children!
As the firstborn child[1] of a well-to-do and educated middle-class family, János László Lajtha came into the world in Budapest on June 30th, 1892.