Examples of using Fledgling in English and their translations into Slovak
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The fledgling ladies see family life in pink,
Searching for Balin and his fledgling Dwarven colony, the heroes of Middle-Earth must brave the dark
recent events in Armenia show how difficult it is for fledgling democracies in the former Soviet Union to trust the electoral process.
Even in the Middle Ages gave fledgling socialites ladies,
He's also a partner in a venture capital fund that supports fledgling Detroit-based tech businesses.
Whether they are a fledgling engineer or dreaming of working in digital media,
Russian president Vladimir Putin wants to include economic powerhouse China in its fledgling Eurasian Economic Union,
After raising his pet cat from the dead, our fledgling necromancer battled off the first wave of the undead army he would(accidentally) released….
treatment is a fledgling area of research,
I would really like to see what comes next from this fledgling heavyweight platform.
Unafonica was a fledgling cell provider.
The site at Moosacher Straße 66 measuring around 13,000 square metres includes one of the first production buildings of what was at that time still a fledgling company.
On 17 June 1919, the experienced test pilot Franz Zeno Diemer set out to help the fledgling company BMW achieve a first world record.
The fledgling biogas sector needs meaningful start-up support with a uniform support instrument across the EU rather than the sporadic patchwork of support which we have at the moment.
Even fledgling businesses will be able to afford this technology without adding so much to their operational expenses.
Asian countries provide active state support to and protection of fledgling industries until they are established.
And once control of the fledgling network was handed over to private interests,
whose leaders later convinced him to manage the company's fledgling computer systems unit in 1979.
market-wide name recognition can have a significant competitive advantage over fledgling competitors.
A transitional government led by Gen. Sekouba KONATE paved the way for Guinea's transition to a fledgling democracy.