Приклади вживання Abrupt Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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An abrupt increase in the number of advertising links' clicks.
Sorry I was abrupt with him.
The end of the book was rather abrupt.
That was very abrupt.
In medical laboratories should not be abrupt changes in voltage,
An abrupt termination in the usage of substances may lead to ill health known as withdrawal symptoms.
Granite sink for kitchen lava resistant to abrupt and large temperature fluctuations,
The studio is beautifully decorated, such abrupt paintings that today did not even speak, but looked and puzzled the riddle!
World War II brought an abrupt end to the relative prosperity experienced during Japanese civil administration.
In Croatia last year, I expressed worries about abrupt and numerous staff changes in public service media,
In the Skole Beskydy were found stone deposits, abrupt steep rock-“hrehoty”,“beskydy” (the so-called Goltsev form of sculptural relief).
We have now confirmed that there have definitely been abrupt climate changes in the Earth's past that were the result of continually rising CO2 concentrations."".
So, when the monotonous driving without abrupt changes in speed mode, it is recommended to use a direct transfer,
Anything less would most likely have resulted in another abrupt ending to the Age that would be viewed as a disaster.
Sometimes the pain between the shoulder blades can occur only after abrupt physical exertion or after a long stay in a certain uncomfortable position.
But this growth without creative destruction and without broad-based technological innovation was not sustainable and came to an abrupt end.
Andrew realized that abrupt changes in his life were going to happen.
on the left slope of the valley of stream Urychanka in the woods rise abrupt majestic rocks up to 50 m.
Marked incoherence of thought, abrupt stops in the middle of a phrase
One good characteristic of being a good investor is not having to make weak and abrupt decisions that are only based on sudden spurt of emotions.