Примери за използване на Usually refers на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The term virus usually refers to those particles which infect eukaryotes(multi-celled organisms
in modern times“terrorism” usually refers to the killing of innocent people by a private group in such a way as to create a media spectacle.
in modern times"terrorism" usually refers to the killing of people by non-government political activists for political reasons,
Interference usually refers to the interaction of waves which are correlated
Interference usually refers to the interaction of waves that are correlated(coherent)
Because the term hologram usually refers to an image that is static
Crystal Children. These names usually refer to different kinds of.
In the process of machine design, we usually refer to handmade processes
Way bets usually refer to the result at the end of the regular playing time(exceptions are stated in the General Terms
Organic matter Definitions Organic compounds usually refer to carbon-containing compounds,
They usually refer to the same concept,
corporate bonds usually refer to corporate debt with a term of at least a year.
Islamic states which are not Islamic monarchies are usually referred to as Islamic republics,
Trenbolone in Faetano San Marino, usually referred to as"Tren", is among one of the most preferred
For these products, usually referred only chtov its composition contain certain ingredients that somehow healthy.
Trenbolone in Vina Del Mar Chile, usually referred to as"Tren", is among the most preferred as well as powerful steroids readily available to professional athletes as well as body builders today.
Other types of ransomware, usually referred to as crypto-ransomware, will instead encrypt the storage drives
They are usually referred to as such because their goal is to burn fat
Many breeds that are now usually referred to decorative, are also official
Various ways of transformation of a word-form into a word usually referred to as lexicalisation and II.