Examples of using Vein in English and their translations into Chinese
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More specific issues, such as breast cancer or deep vein thrombosis, also require that hormone injections not be used.
Current reserves of 8.8 million tonnes of fluorspar discovered in the AGS vein will support an 11-year mine life.
In that vein, integration policies should reflect respect for the cultural and religious specificities of immigrants and their capacity to enrich national culture and identity.
In this vein, the draft resolution welcomes the endeavours of the African Union in developing its mediation capacities and structures.
In that vein, my Government welcomes the various efforts made by the international community to ensure the safety, security and sustainability of outer space.
A blood sample is drawn from a vein in the arm of an adult or from a heelprick or the umbilical cord of a newborn.
The Georgia Lake Lithium project aims to develop a lithium-rich pegmatite vein deposit for the purpose of mining.
In this vein, prosecutors should also remain unaffected by personal or other interests and pressure from the media or public.
In this vein, we therefore see a role for the Authority in administering these resources on behalf of the international community.
In that vein, the company has been expanding the service over the years.
It may also be injected under the skin, into a vein, or into the lining of the abdomen;
In that vein, Senegal wishes to emphasize the growing interest shown in NEPAD by many countries and institutions in the North and the South alike.
In this vein, the Special Rapporteur emphasizes that autonomy should not exist to the detriment of accountability(A/HRC/17/30/Add.3, para. 18).
It is in that vein that Saint Kitts and Nevis continues to call for the United States of America to rescind the economic, commercial and financial embargo against Cuba.
A blood sample is drawn from a vein in the arm or from a fingerstick(for children and adults) or heelstick(for infants).
In that vein, we look forward to the early conclusion of a draft comprehensive convention on international terrorism.
In that vein, the delegation of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela wishes to emphasize that the question of sustainable fishing is a priority area for our country.
Safichak:"No, you will put it in a vein of love(context of loving relationship).
In this vein, in August 1999 the Director-General of UNESCO sent a letter to ministers responsible for UNESCO matters in all countries.
Efforts to alleviate the plight of migrants must continue and, in that vein, the Convention needed to be ratified by as many States as possible.
