Examples of using Especially active in English and their translations into Greek
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that is especially active in the Balkans, as it considers that it can turn the tide it its favour.
Our office is especially active in the development of"master plans",
Jewish partisans were especially active in the east, where they fought the Germans from bases established behind the front lines in forests and ghettos.
They were especially active during the July session of the World Council of Churches held in Moscow.
They were especially active in the east, where they fought the Germans from bases in dense forests
Jews were especially active in intellectual pursuits
Contact with respected people whose opinions are appreciated and who are especially active on forums and in thematic groups.
which is especially active in the winter.
Such networks were especially active both in southern France,
properly graded aggregates, especially active additives and resins that give the material unbreakable bonding to the substrate,
adults, especially active animals, old
This need is especially active during the period of growth
worms can twist and unwind, especially active in the anterior part of the body,
This need is especially active during the period of growth
these cells“light up”(become especially active) when test subjects are shown a picture of a loved one or hear their child crying.
Latin American diplomats reported that Russia was especially active behind the scenes in evoking its weapons
and are especially active in France, Greece,
are mainly involved in organised property crime(particularly organised burglaries and thefts) and especially active in France, Greece,
is especially active during REM sleep.
targeting a sector that was especially active in opposing the coup government of former president Michel Temer.