Examples of using Western part in English and their translations into Serbian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Latin
-
Cyrillic
as well as areas in the western part of the Komi Republic
With the arrival of the First Crusade, the western part came into Crusader hands as the County of Edessa,
Anatolia, the western part of the island of New Guinea,
The western part running high on a disused railway line is popular with runners
However, the most probable scenario over the Mediterranean basin is a cyclonic signal in the western part- due to the above mentioned teleconnection from the tropics-
In the years between the two World Wars, the Jeu de paume tennis court was turned into a gallery, and its western part was used to display the Water Lilies series of paintings by Claude Monet.
it was only the Western part represented in Maidan, where you tried to inspire them to get rid of Russia, and the Western part subjugated the other part. .
A layer of coal, spread in the western part, of substantially less thickness of 1.0- 2.7 m,
The other, Western part of the Park includes the Cair Sports Centre, with a multi-purpose hall with 6,000 seats,
The project envisages the construction of two solar parks of 50 MW each in Oslomej, in the country's western part, with all funds for their construction to be provided by the private partner.
western boundary of Region 1(see below), on the east by the meridian 40° East of Greenwich and">on the south by the parallel 30° North so as to include the western part of the USSR, the northern part of Saudi Arabia
of the Yamna horizon was more mobile than the western part(South Bug-lower Don),
market with a cheap, illegal workforce for its western part.
The chairs were set up on the eastern and western parts of the stadium and to the east of 3000,
Portugal and western parts of the Mediterranean.
in May of 1992 led to break of communication between the western parts of Serbian Republic in B&H
The building owes its unusual shape to the irregularity of the terrain- there is a three-metre difference in height between the eastern and western parts- and the multiple cults it was designed to accommodate.
is Republika Srpska's assertion of a vital interest in preserving a connecting corridor between its eastern and western parts.
The building owes its unusual shape to the irregularity of the terrain- there is a 3-meter difference, in height, between the eastern and western parts- and the multiple cults it was designed to accommodate.
Especially their western part.