Examples of using Defector in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Defector, they say.
Starik, the defector, Sasha--.
You will travel to Cambulac as defector.
McCoy defector that you are.
Sir, where does the defector live?
Defector in sight, permission to fire.
Report the defector immediately.
I'm telling you I'm a defector!
They say he's a defector from East Germany.
But you would never get another defector.
I think your defector might be a Russian spy.
Let's hope they find this defector soon.
I think your defector isn't a defector.
Where would he make the approach, this wannabe defector?
You're going after the defector, aren't you?
A defector has come to join the winning team.
We have got a high-ranking KGB defector in a safe house near here.
About a Mr. Merriwether,a might-be detective… or a maybe Korean defector.
Is this man the defector everyone's been talking about?
So you started as a shooter for this guy and became a defector.
You have got to get that defector… and get the hell out of there.
Anyone who follows under your command will likewise be considered as a defector.
North Korea defector: next generation have no loyalty to Kim Jong.
If you have money you can get away with anything,including murder," another unnamed North Korean defector testified.
A Romulan defector is almost a contradiction in terms but Admiral Jarok crossing the lines?
The ordinances applicable to such'defector cities' shall also apply, in all respects, to'defector tribes.'".
One defector belonging to the Farouq Brigades stated that they executed government soldiers after they confessed, during torture, to crimes against civilians.
My best lead was a defector by the name of Ragulin, who maintained that there was a Soviet spy in the OÖstermalm dining club.
Also, the latest high-level defector from Khazarian control is former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, say Pentagon sources.
Sandinista defector Álvaro Baldizón alleged that Cuban influence in Nicaragua's Interior Ministry, under the control of Maoist Borge, was more extensive than was widely believed at the time.