Examples of using Quite fragile in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
The cells of the nervous system are quite fragile and need extensive protection from being crushed,
However Rangers quite fragile and playing such a character requires careful use of poisons and traps.
Despite the fact that our organs of sight are quite fragile, they are quite well protected from various external damaging factors.
pustules are usually quite fragile, so many people never notice them
The neurons themselves are quite fragile and need extensive protection from being crushed,
Her balance is quite fragile, for these reasons, the body will protect
though it's only called osteoporosis when the bones become quite fragile.
Bronze quite fragile, does not tolerate physical damage
For example, use the baths of wood should be very careful in order not to damage them quite fragile surface.
whole glass doors- quite fragile and elegant interior.
Digital storage media are quite fragile and digital camera users often make just a single copy of their precious pictures before deleting the original that results in tragedy when the copy cannot be read.
many emerging-market economies have become quite fragile, notably Russia and Brazil.
The statement from the Orthodox patriarchate went on to say that ecumenical relations with the Catholic Church,"already quite fragile, cannot be helped,
It becomes quite fragile.
They are quite fragile, sir.
Therefore push routes are quite fragile.
The government, however, is still quite fragile.
A tiny little soul, quite fragile.
The lethal 20-centimetre sabres are actually quite fragile.
These techniques were also quite fragile.