Examples of using Could react in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
In this way, aluminium producers could react quickly to batches with differing grease levels.
One could react by curtailing freedom and exercising repression according to the principle of collective guilt….
But before he could react to it himself Robert saw a change in Mara's expression.
Lana shouted; the leonine woman barreled past me before I could react, and swing my sword.
He gave the impression that one could react, even ideologically, by bringing ideas, training, updating.
Before he could react, the Saiyan had dashed forward
Before I could react, he had already waved goodbye
Before he could react, Nappa had hammered him directly in the cheek,
and the operators could react much faster Fig.
Before the bald fighter could react, Cell Junior delivered an incredible kick to his abdomen,
Due to the curing agent could react with moisture from the atmosphere, not exposed to the air for a long time.
Before I could react, Ed jogged to that person's side,
Before the old man could react, he found he had recovered the use of his limbs
Aaliyah moved quickly, straddling the Ifrit's face before she could react and shoving her pussy down on Zaritha's lips.
Before anyone could react, the Death Lord suddenly appeared right in front of the king, and flashed a satisfied evil grin.
Before they could react, Broly threw a violent right hook into the face of Trunks who immediately dropped into the water, unconscious.
With construction systems such as these, heat management in buildings could react more effectively and flexibly to heating and cooling loads which arise dynamically.
If the immune system is sensitized against the"enemy" by immunization, it could react rapidly and strongly when cancer cells or their early stages appear.
The only people who could react with incomprehension are hardcore sourpusses, Acid House fans from Lower Bavaria and chain-smokers plagued with heartburn from the Outer Hebrides.
The question was how architects and urban developers could react to the increasing mobility on the continent with innovative models of habitation, infrastructure and technology.