Examples of using Begin to understand in English and their translations into French
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Athletes begin to understand that they can compete hard against other players while maintaining friendly relationships; Players should be able to accept constructive criticism to. .
Begin to understand the working model of PHP,
children begin to understand the concept of actions and consequences.
This is where we begin to understand ourselves and feel good about ourselves.
we can begin to understand the purpose of insulation.
It is only starting at around 2 years of age that toddlers can begin to understand content presented on screens.
Internally, we in Indonesia must have such a dialogue and begin to understand how we can reconcile traditionalism and modernity.
He willed it so you could be here right now with a power inside you you can't even begin to understand.
we can begin to understand why.
When non-disabled people begin to understand this model, a community of allies will form to speed the process of attitudinal and concrete change.
Or do you find it when you begin to understand conflict, pain and sorrow?
For you perhaps you begin to understand who is the subject you talk so much about without knowing why.
You begin to understand the incredible potential Jeunesse products,
Staff members may routinely seek conflict of interest advice when they begin to understand the complex interface of private lives and official duties.
After about three years you begin to understand movement and are able to start drawing it yourself.
The red line represents that of a subject with a hearing loss: they only begin to understand from 65 dB.
Once you accept that they see the world in ways that you and I don't, then you, you just begin to understand a little bit.
One day, they find that their souls have swapped bodies, and begin to understand each other by experiencing each other's lives.
By understanding how much crude oil is available in established reserves we can begin to understand the future of oil in Canada.
Today, my grand-father provides me with details about his everyday life as a deported person and I just begin to understand this condition as a whole.