Examples of using Seafaring in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Seafaring and trade, together with the wise international policy
The Vikings were a seafaring Nordic people who originated in what is today Denmark, Sweden and….
their attacks have brought all seafaring to a grinding halt.
Communication on Reassessing the regulatory social framework for more and better seafaring jobs in the EU- COM(2007) 591.
Marine engineering, in general terms, is the design and construction of seafaring vessels and other objects
From the 1500's(seafaring age) scientific discoveries,
Seafaring and trade, together with the wise international policy
The coin depicts a Kyrenia ship, a trading vessel which dates back to the fourth century BC and a symbol of Cyprus's seafaring history and its importance as a centre of trade.
consequently its economy was strongly based on fishing and seafaring in general.
Working conditions of mobile workers engaged in interoperable cross-border services in the railway sector Reassessing the regulatory social framework for more and better seafaring jobs in the EU Organisation of seafarers' working time.
This lovely and quaint cottage gives an insight into the life and times of Cook's seafaring adventures and exploration of Australia
consequently its economy was strongly based on fishing and seafaring in general.
Think of it as splatball for insufferably cute seafaring critters(hey, they need their fun too). Bubble Trouble's world is….
Upstairs, Olhão's industrial and seafaring heritage is explored through a variety of artifacts,
perhaps a remnant of his seafaring days, when he accompanied ladies making long journeys by ship.
The quaint cottage is an insight into the life and times of Cook's seafaring adventures and exploration of Australia
has exhibits about the area's seafaring history and serves as a lookout point.
interprets Maine's seafaring, shipbuilding, and lobstering heritage.
the peacoat is commonly associated with seafaring, it does not seem far-fetched that the jacket was in fact from the Netherlands.
which covers some of the most important locations from the area's seafaring past.