Examples of using Endows in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This tension forms a psychic potential which endows the American with an indomitable spirit of enterprise and an enviable enthusiasm which we in Europe do not know.
and this belief endows their life with a perspective(and a goal)
the Holy Spirit endows us with the gift of wisdom.
the Holy Spirit endows us with gift of wisdom.
Creature realization of these three factors equals Havona comprehension of Trinity reality and endows the pilgrims of time with the ability eventually to penetrate the Trinity,
Is it possible there are children being born on Earth today who can access their alien DNA- a connection that endows them with special gifts and the power to transform society?
Since it's a proven fact that men always marry their mothers-- metaphorically, that is-- his favoritism is just an attempt to raise her in a fashion that endows her with attributes that attract nothing less than a solid and dependable male.
immutable law) endows man like every animal.
You know, Terry, I gotta tell you that… It never ceases to amaze me… the selfishness that endows a man and his loved ones.
sense be seventh-stage spirits, but in addition to other things the Trinity embrace endows them with everything which a finaliter will sometime achieve as a seventh-stage spirit.
as well as each type of weather condition endows the landscape a unique atmosphere
Open front closure adds a cool accent Asymmetrical hemline boasts a breathtaking beauty Lapel collar endows you with an able and cool look Adjustable three quarter sleeves SPECIFICATIONS Product name Trench coat….
culturally-based cognitive system that influences an individual's choice of activities and goals, and endows life with a sense of purpose,
that the explicit ordering of the amino acids endows the chain with remarkable properties….
the ontology and logic of which endows human life with a new sense.
design economic policies endows participants with knowledge of political economy
which denies human rights organisations access to essential funding, endows the Charities and Societies Agency with excessive powers of interference in human rights organisations
as well, through habit, which endows it with a second nature.
as well, through habit, which endows it with a second nature.
The mind endows them with powers that are not necessarily understood.