Приклади вживання To distance themselves Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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That is, nearly one third of people(31 percent)- predominantly those with healthier behaviors- tend to distance themselves from friends who engage in unhealthy behaviors.
These reversals allowed viewers to distance themselves from the morality of the play,
be regarded as having a special moral responsibility to distance themselves from the mass atrocities perpetrated by the Nazis.
be regarded as having a special moral responsibility to distance themselves from the mass atrocities perpetrated by the Nazis.
legitimate will of postcommunist states to distance themselves from unpredictable Russia
They decided to distance themselves from the incident.
Some close family members started to distance themselves from her.
Fourth, Trump seems to have decided to distance themselves from NATO.
USSR- away from sin- always tried to distance themselves from the conflict.
Stalin tried to distance themselves from the robbery.
Is it a way to distance themselves from the failed 1914 eschatology of the Organization?
trying to distance themselves from the competition.
Kremlin officials at the highest levels have tried to distance themselves from Torshin's outreach to the NRA.
The Baltic states will continue initiatives in energy diversification and regional security to distance themselves from Russia.
This is a defense mechanism through which they try to distance themselves from reality to minimize conflict and stress.
wishing to distance themselves from the city's vanity.
They thought people with a strong instinct to distance themselves from unpleasant smells would also prefer a society where different groups were kept separate.
And they're able to distance themselves emotionally from it, so that on a day to day basis, they can just keep going.
They isolate themselves and tend to distance themselves from others, especially their fathers,
In addition, the Persian Christians needed to distance themselves from the official church of the Roman Empire,