Examples of using Tend in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Sorry about dinner. I just tend to burn things.
The Criminal Code Act contains corruption-related offences, which tend to fall under simple offences.
Both painters use characteristic touches and points, both tend to experiment with perspective.
Policies aimed at reconciling work and family life tend to be seen as specific measures for women,
For instance, compared to conflict-affected environments, natural disasters tend to have less negative impact on the human,
I tend to feel stronger
People who are prone to changing mood swings tend to reach out for anything, amongst them food,
(d) Analytical products tend to be narrowly politically focused, lacking the breadth of perspective needed to support decision-making in complex conflict situations.
Making the first steps in weaving skills, people tend to create small figurines, rings and bracelets,
High levels of inequality tend to lead to social
They tend to invest within the Asian region, focusing primarily on such low-cost destinations as China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Viet Nam.
Those observations apply in particular to developing and newly emerging countries that tend to have missions in New York but not at Vienna.
In public policy terms, measures targeting older workers often tend to apply at different ages and may have cut-off ages for certain entitlements.
I tend to think that the tablet was stolen if you message appears that the introduction of the model wrong too many times.
Investors, who provide startups with investment tend to have a more active role in them,
They tend to invest within the Asian region,
In other cases, policies address global environmental problems(e.g. ozone depletion), where environmental objectives tend to be based on a multilateral consensus.
This means that girls tend to receive general secondary education and a smaller proportion of them acquire vocational qualifications at this level.
I tend to find it inadvisable to give out my name to strange men I have only just met.
As noted in section VI above, however, regional and subregional institutions have faced a number of constraints that tend to undermine their effectiveness.