Examples of using Forgo in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
O you who believe! Fear God, and forgo what remains of usury,
Forgo the last 10 percent of each meal by leaving a few bites on your plate.
You can charge them for the privilege and forgo your tithe on my Hebrew brethren.
In China, you will have to forgo using Google Maps which might seem like a bit of a nightmare to some travelers.
We just think you should forgo sharing your feelings by instant message until after your first date.
We would simply have to forgo many other things that make life more comfortable, exciting and secure.
This is shown by the fact that I could rest content with the observation and forgo all search for concepts if I had no need of them.
Of course, people could forgo frozen treats
you might forgo the seclusion of dinner
With that, Frankl decided to stay in Vienna and forgo whatever opportunities for safety and career advancement awaited
When a mother can forgo her love and abandon her children, then love becomes meaningless!
The first human colonists on Mars will have to forgo many of the creature comforts of Earth- things like enjoying an ozone layer, for example.
But she had to forgo her position as catcher for the Congressional Women's Softball Game,
Eating healthy doesn't mean you have to forgo your favorite glass of wine
(h) Forgo any rights the Licensee might otherwise have had against the Licensor in respect of any failure of the Licensor to perform;
argue that researchers should forgo debriefing.
write down a list of the features that are important to you and those that you can forgo.
Just because a child is in hospital it does not mean they have to forgo or put their education on hold.
firms would forgo listing altogether for less pernickety private markets.
you should forgo any sleep medication.