Examples of using Unexploded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There it was, unexploded.
Unexploded mine attached to one of the ships.
We found an unexploded bomb.
We think there might be a bomb onboard, as yet unexploded.
It's an unexploded 81-millimeter mortar round.
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They have found an unexploded bomb.
At least one unexploded bomb could be seen at the scene.
Zsolt Asztalos: Fired but Unexploded XI.
They found an unexploded bomb close to their house.
Looks like the lieutenant here is standing on an unexploded mine.
Unexploded bombs from World War II regularly are found in Germany.
And we dug up over a thousand unexploded land mines from the area surrounding the orphanage.
After almost 75years after the war in Germany often find unexploded bombs.
Afghanistan is littered with land mines and unexploded munitions left over from decades of war.
In 2013 he represented Hungary at the 55th Venice Biennale with his video installation titled Fired but Unexploded.
The exhibition entitled Fired but Unexploded represented our country at the 55th Venice Art Biennale.
Unexploded munitions, lack of electricity, no running water, broken phone lines, ransacked hospitals, and bandits coming through at night.
The Other church to see is the local cathedral, with two unexploded bombs from WWII sitting right outside their front door.
More than 1,000 unexploded 18th-century rockets have just been recovered from an abandoned well at a fort in the Karnataka state in southern India.
They could be genetically modified to detect landmines or unexploded ordinance from past conflicts to keep communities safe.
According to the International Committee of the Red Cross, in Laos alone-- one of the poorest countries in the world--nine to 27 million unexploded submunitions remain.
There are a hundred million unexploded land mines in the world that are killing and maiming an average of- 26,000 people every year.
These and similar questions are raised byAsztalos Zsolt's exhibition entitled Fired but Unexploded between 22 February and 14 March in the Capa Center.
The European Union, nonetheless, expresses its deep concern about thetremendous humanitarian and development challenges still posed by anti-personnel mines and unexploded ordnance.
They call it the“iron harvest”, in which nearly 900 tons of unexploded munitions are recovered each year by Belgian and French farmers after ploughing their fields.
Restrictions are imposed due to the fact that local authorities believe that at thebottom of the lakes there may still be unexploded ordnance of the Second World War.
An estimated 4 million to 6 million land mines andother unexploded ordnance still remain in Cambodia from more than three decades of armed conflict.
A new car was also presented, that can be used is case of chemical disasters orby pyrotechnics to disarm the unexploded bombs remained from the two World Wars.
(1) The European Community is concerned by the presence of anti-personnel land-mines and other unexploded devices in areas where civil communities are trying to recover from armed conflict.
(f a)Addressing the socio-economic impact on the civilian population of antipersonnel landmines, unexploded ordnance or explosive remnants of war, including the needs of women;