Examples of using Able to avoid in English and their translations into Arabic
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He wasn't able to avoid the tickle punishment after all.
She probably feels guilty for having not been able to avoid her death.
Nell and I have been Able to avoid long term care for.
Failure to comply with this requirement will not be able to avoid drips.
It has been able to avoid the horrors of a new world holocaust.
It is able to avoid the leakage of secret information through your mobile phone.
Even under these extenuated circumstances you won't be able to avoid a conviction.
It has been able to avoid the accumulation of arrears throughout its existence.
So you protect the product from moisture, and also be able to avoid rust.
Well-prepared societies may thus be able to avoid the worst-case scenarios of biological attacks.
The new resident-general will, unfortunately, not be able to avoid hardships and mishaps.
The frigate was only able to avoid collision by rapidly and significantly reducing speed.
If you have the luxury of being able to avoid peak season travel, grab it!
the Panel considers that the claimant was able to avoid the betterment involved.
It is also able to avoid the problem of cooking un-enough and increase the soy milk quality.
responsible use most men should be able to avoid every one.
One young man reported being able to avoid separation by hiding under baggage on the bus.
Able to avoid the pipe fouling
I do think we should understand these things, and I think we should be able to avoid misunderstandings.
I hope that the Conference will be able to avoid a situation which could jeopardize this shared goal.