Examples of using A vocation in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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                        Colloquial
                    
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                        Official
                    
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                        Medicine
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Computer
                    
For them it is a vocation.
You see, we shared a vocation.
Ambulance professionals are not only there for a vocation.
Because music is a vocation.
I hope I have got a vocation.
The ministerial priesthood is a vocation.
In the event that you needed to rate extend administration as a vocation, from 1-10 how might you rate it?
You did, but i wasn't sure whether this was a vocation or another one of your avocations.
particularly in the case of those who have embraced a vocation of special dedication to the Gospel.
Finally, we learn from today's feast to live the gratitude for the encounter with Jesus and for the gift of a vocation to consecrated life.
education help to determine what a  person can do, then a vocation always reflects that side of life that a  person cannot do.
Priests accompany those who are discerning a vocation, as well as those who have already dedicated their lives to the service of God
Priests accompany those that are discerning a vocation, as well as those who have already dedicated their lives to the service of God
It's essential that software developers screen for this data when looking for a vocation.
The fact that many a  man who goes his own way ends in ruin means nothing to one who has a vocation.
Training Act requirements for acquiring professional qualification in a vocation or part of a vocation and with the European policies, principles and best practices.
what you want to take as a vocation in which will have a  significant impact to have a  job that satisfy your ambitions.
And I realized, at the age of 15, that a vocation is something very special,
(2) A  person who causes through negligence the death of another by actions referred to a vocation or activity under the preceding paragraph,