Examples of using Second-class in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The letter was written by second-class passenger Esther Hart
merely becomes a second-class currency in the global arena,
The reality is that the status HIV positive continues to mark people as second-class citizens all over the world.
To this day, Romania still treats the nearly 1.5 million Hungarians as second-class citizens while it keeps blocking Szekler autonomy efforts, too,” he summarized.
We cannot accept that there should be first- and second-class patients: they must all be equal,
The activists say women in Iran face institutionalized discrimination that makes them second-class citizens in divorce, inheritance, child custody,
about Sihanoukville turning into a de facto Chinese colony, and the consensus was that they were being treated like second-class citizens in their own homeland.
The downside is that pushing a buggy demotes you to second-class citizen no matter what your age- although at least you do have somewhere to hang your shopping.
Second-class tickets for overnight trains tend to sell out first; book a few days early if
associating Roma people with second-class citizens who should not have a saying in the matters of society.
I am sick, I have been beaten back, I am furious about the double standards that women continue to treat as second-class citizens.
easterners feel like second-class citizens; outside powers are trying to divide and rule.
It creates first and second-class citizens and I am wondering why the representatives of Poland
we will remain second-class Europeans.
I'm sick, I'm repulsed, I'm infuriated by the double standards that continue to treat women as second-class citizens.
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as they were treated as second-class citizens forced to remain silent for decades.
the European Commission, in the name of competition, are making Greece a second-class destination.
However, international standards require the packaging label tile top quality labels in red, second-class tiles denote blue marking, and third grade- green.
In consequence, Central Europeans are treated as second-class citizens in terms of the quality of food products.