Examples of using Alienate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
And my plan was to isolate and alienate.
I have a new album coming out. A fan base I can't alienate.
Naturally I never had the intention to offend or alienate Slavs.
We want to welcome people, not alienate them.
bright and shiny colors alienate the surface, whereas black matte paint on the contrary,"steal" space.
with the exception of securities subject to mandatory blocking the Client cannot alienate such securities.
The Committee is particularly concerned about recent trends that alienate European citizens from the European idea
many other things that can alienate the larger projects.
Choosing an ill-judged color combination can alienate potential customers,
the small noises of the distorted refrains on one hand alienate for moments. On the other hand they deepen the intimacy,
his/her time with Mom, Dad can't alienate the child even if he wants to.
The possibility of greater social reforms could also alienate the powerful religious establishment that dominates Saudi society.
Concepts of the nation that alienate minority groups have also been subjected to a critical examination by contemporary art.
even when framed as a joke, may alienate the other person and weaken the bond between you.
exclude, alienate, dissociate.
Or you can let him have the exam room rather than alienate the guy who wrote us a very handsome check.
As the BBC is committed to impartiality it is appropriate that we use terms that do not offend or alienate non-Christians.”.
which I fear will alienate many of the stakeholders.
when symptoms quickly escalate, and it may also alienate elderly patients or those who aren't that tech-savvy.
this can often alienate students of different cultural