Examples of using Better able in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Your other women are better able to flatter your vanity than I.
Rails installed with tie plates are better able to maintain their position.
Furthermore, developed countries were presumably better able to pay than developing countries.
If there's any trouble, we will be better able to control it.
Was better able to feel more comfortable in my new space and to.
When they're comfortable, she is healthier and better able to serve her man.
Timorese society is better able to internalize democratic principles and use non-violent conflict-mitigating mechanisms.
Happily for justice, this court is better able to interpret the law than you.
Shock-Resistant Soft corner material is better able to absorb shock; protecting your iPhone X.
Developed economies were much better able to afford the adjustments needed to truly liberalize trade.
This is possible because biotech crops are better able to defend themselves against insects and weeds.
Together, we will be better able to establish the universal values of the United Nations.
They are linked to different industries so as to be better able to help their members.
Regional groups that have strong institutions and adequate resources are better able to achieve tangible progress.
The result is a stronger body better able to absorb and redirect energy in a collision.
Such States would also be better able to adapt and update a Legislative Guide as necessary.
Certain countries, industries or individuals are better able to compete in the global environment than others.
Soft corner material is better able to absorb shock, protecting your iPhone X's glass back.
Public administration may therefore be regarded as better able to ensure continuity where it is needed.
If the price came down, African citizens would be better able to join the world.