Приклади вживання Descend from Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Borys Kolesnikov: The authorities should descend from heavenly affairs
Steps descend from west to east to the Atlantic Ocean from a height of 2000 m to 100-150 m.
Rent a catamaran or a boat, descend from inflatable slides,
Curtains can descend from the ceiling or set to be only 10 cm above the window-niche.
The 192 steps, built between 1837& 1841, descend from a statue of the Duc de Richelieu in a Roman Toga.
The 193 steps, built between 1827 and 1841, descend from the statue of Duc de Richelieu.
Dr Stoeckle and Dr Thaler believe that 90 percent of animal species alive today descend from parents that all began giving birth around the same time- less than 250,000 years ago.
The Kurds, who probably descend from the ancient Medes,
on which everyone can not only descend from a height, but also fly over the lake.
New Zealand traditions descend from the plane to enjoy an amazing holiday in the far northern
this seems to indicate that the samurai actually descend from an ethnic group called the Ainu,
when spirits of the deceased descend from the hills and wander freely among the living.
try to make them descend from heaven to quarrel over the earth.
roughly an equal number of fish- descend from a common ancestor with a sixth sense: electroreception.
species could descend from a“kind.”.
The Poarch Band members descend from Muscogee Creek Indians of the Lower Towns who sided with the United States against the rebelling Northern Creek"Red Sticks" in the Creek War of 1813- 1814.
since whatever two varieties descend from a common source,
regardless of which of the original twelve tribes they descend from.
the"primitives" to whom one attributed certain"superstitious beliefs,"(that they descend from a fish or from a bird, for example), when directly asked about these beliefs, answered"Of course not- we're not that stupid!
The encounter with God in prayer moves us again to“descend from the mountain” and return below,