Приклади вживання Uprooted Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Hurricane winds were broken and uprooted by the roots of trees that fell on houses and cars.
The ideology of Islamism has to be uprooted and extirpated, and this can only be done on the level of ideas.
Summer residents will confirm: no matter how uprooted this plant, and the rhizome still survives
Year-old Arturo Martinez with his friend roamed the woods and noticed many uprooted and scattered on the road aspens.
The conflict in eastern Ukraine has uprooted more than two million people,
Three million cubic metres of trees were uprooted, two people died
the treacherous will be uprooted from it” Proverbs 2:22.
I was being uprooted from my history, I was losing my autobiography….
To be uprooted means to have no place in the world,
An unprecedented 65.6 million people were uprooted from their homes by conflict
of the family feud which uprooted my grandmother's life.
A mobile installation in the city space of trees that were uprooted due to a reconstruction of the street.…>> Nomadic park.
their finite aims uprooted….
Rabbi Kolesnik has suggested that this stone was likely uprooted and moved from its original location at the east side of the cemetery.
is undoubtedly the product of the social inequalities that must be uprooted in the Soviet republic.
Ezekiel, destined to begin his life's ministry as a priest at age thirty, was uprooted from his homeland and marched off to Babylon at age of twenty-five.
Trees and shrubbery dating from the reign of Louis XIV were felled or uprooted with the intent of transforming the jardins français of Le Nôtre and Hardouin-Mansart into an English-style garden.
with a sound of unchecked overwhelming fury that called to one's mind the images of collapsing bridges, of uprooted trees, of undermined mountains.
because the economic livelihood of many Palestinian farmers depended on their products from the uprooted olive trees.
Farga olive trees were felled and replaced with higher-yielding varieties, or simply uprooted and resold elsewhere as garden decor.