Примери за използване на To come in contact на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And the first to come in contact with it are the first to change….
It calls for mandatory training of professionals likely to come in contact with victims in need of a protective measure.
It is dangerous to come in contact with glycol ether,
If any of your men happen to come in contact with the suspect, it is imperative that they know we need to take him alive. Let's go.
the hair are the first to come in contact with air pollution,
picking up everything that happens to come in contact with these bodies and their senses.
Experts underlined that the issue of training of professionals likely to come in contact with victims in need of protective measures appears to be key.
each pavement is kept outdoors for some time to come in contact with more airborne pollutants and micro-organisms.
the amoeba tries to expand inside the chip to come in contact with as much agar as possible.
is likely to come in contact with cats that are, vaccination against this
that you are ready to come in contact with the higher planes.
any activity that allows the blood of one person to come in contact with the blood of another person can transmit hepatitis C.
that you are ready to come in contact with the higher planes.
If you are forced to come in contact with an infected person
Only after that will it become possible to come in contact with it and gradually begin to receive pleasure in measured amounts called Nefesh,
If you understand this, which means to come in contact with it as directly as you would touch a tree
So how can we organize ourselves as quickly as possible in order to come in contact with the Creator, with the external world, and to be the conductors of the upper Light, of the abundance?
This will make all different kinds of energy to come in contact with you and so, you have to choose to either embrace it
including civil society partners likely to come in contact with persons vulnerable to radicalisation.
When this happens it is important to try to help them to come in contact with other children who can bring them positive things,