Examples of using Thwart 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
Why does that woman thwart my sporadic interest in my children?
Thwart smuggling a 1500-year-old Torah version in Dhi Qar.
Yemenis Thwart British Investigation into Kidnapping.
No thwart, inversion and bumping.
I just said"thwart.".
How dare you thwart me, boy.
Careless actions can thwart these efforts.
Right, suppose I should thwart you now.
They can dispel evil and thwart disaster.
It happends quite thwart to crocodiles Because When They Clapps Their jaws together over a prey They sometimes bite into something hard.
Bottlenecks that thwart effective implementation slow progress towards achieving the Goals and must therefore be addressed at the national and local levels.
Combustion thwart need high tempera tures but in the body there is a photocatalyst That is the gift at the reactions but it does not interfere with the reaction.
Kosovo must not thwart the unification of European nations nor set a negative precedent in terms of international law.
what we now know as“epigenetics” can thwart even the most saintly intentions.
The count and the countess thwart was out of town to visit important people, well that was What they said to Emily anyway.
This scourge can thwart our efforts to achieve the interlinked goals of promoting peace and security, sustainable development and human rights.
Such activities undoubtedly thwart the efforts made towards strengthening the peace process and solving the crisis by political means through negotiations.
must help the Palestinian leadership in its efforts to establish security and order, reform its law enforcement structures and thwart all forms of terrorism.
elsewhere can depend upon the unique ability of these plants to overcome the weeds and pests that thwart farmers everywhere.
Furthermore, even though there do exist mechanisms of criminal accountability, such as rape and assault statutes, cultural biases against believing women and tendencies to blame the victims of violence themselves often thwart attempts to transform reports into investigations, arrests or prosecutions.