The person who habitually engages in backbiting and gossip and who does not struggle against his desires and begs for God's forgiveness has lost all respect for himself for he no longer fears the fires of Hell.
冗談(ないそこに面白いものがあること)医師は習慣的にオートバイを参照してください。(即ち,
Jokingly(not that there's anything funny there) doctors habitually refer to motorcycles(i.e.,
The item can be a commercial item, e.g., supplies and services of a type customarily used by the general public, including but not limited to components and any combination of items or services, as well as management and professional support services providing assistance, advice or training.
More recently Mr Zuma's foreign-policy coup was to gain his country's admittance to the BRICS club of emerging countries that includes China and Russia, which habitually block UN resolutions on human rights, often with South African support.
Although the titles or names assigned to these key concepts may coincide with terms customarily used by industry and share similar attributes, for purposes of the guidance their meaning is limited to the definition provided in the guidance.
Participants who habitually ate a Western-style diet were slower at learning and poorer at remembering than those who ate a healthier diet, and more importantly showed much smaller reductions in wanting palatable snacks when tested full compared to hungry.
Attributes of a real currency, as defined in 2011 in the Code of Federal Regulations, such as real paper money and real coins are simply that they act as legal tender and circulate"customarily".
Menu on fifth week: on Monday only water, on Tuesday to 2 kgoranges, on Wednesday to 2 kg of apples, on Thursday to drink freshly squeezed juice, on Friday- 1% fat-free kefir, on the remaining days in the fifth week you eat habitually.
Accompany it with the complete corresponding machine-readable source code, which must be distributed under the terms of Sections 1 and 2 above on a medium customarily used for software interchange; or.
This survey was conducted on 154 people(users) who are 19 to 40 years old who are not pregnant and who are using habitual washing toilets habitually, people who do not use it at all or occasionally unused This program was conducted for 114 people.
It is an unconscious lie that we repeat year after year in which we perpetuate the very system that we profess to dislike, while habitually diverting our attention from our collective complicity, hypocrisy and complacency.
Before the transfusion came to be carried out in the"British Surgery Journal"(October 1986 issue), the mortality rate due to bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract was only 2.5%, since the blood transfusion became habitual, 10% The mortality rate is reported.
People sigh: Chengdu day more blue-green 7:00 in the morning, the sun faintly shines into the home of Wang Xia, who lives in the eastern outskirts of… and, as usual, just to get up he habitually opened the window, feeling fresh and quiet of the early morning share.
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習慣的に何かする(過去時制のみに使用する)。
Habitually do something(use only in the past tense).
人や動物や共同体が習慣的に摂る食品のこと。
The kinds of foods that a person, animal, or community habitually eats.
習慣的に、楕円形で始まり、また終了します。
Customarily, a Flowchart starts and ends with ovals.
取る、または消費する(定期的に、または習慣的に)。
Take or consume(regularly or habitually).
人や動物や共同体が習慣的に摂る食品のこと。
The kinds of food that a person, animal, or community habitually eats.
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