Examples of using Hallmarks in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Eva's foot has all the hallmarks of a ballet star.
Alzheimer's disease, for example, is a neurodegenerative disease that causes dementia and whose hallmarks include buildup of certain toxic proteins in the brain.
It understands that true luxury is deeply personal and that the hallmarks of every Rolls-Royce past and present are key to its future.
it doesn't have the hallmarks of organized crime.
These hallmarks capture certain typical features or elements of aggressive tax arrangements,
Unfortunately, the hallmarks are formulated in such an abstract way that they do not provide precise enough guidelines on the complete scope of transactions affected by the data reporting obligation.
It is our view that the resolution bears the hallmarks of protectionism and an attempt to establish more subsidy schemes for the EU's farmers.
Vianna da Motta's Cenas nas montanhas(Mountain Scenes) bears the hallmarks of traditional Portuguese music.
There are a few important hallmarks of live dealer games that could influence your decision to play them.
Anti-crime activist and businessman Raul Ojeda said the attack had all the hallmarks of an unmet demand for extortion payments.
Solidarity is one of the European Union's distinctive hallmarks, and we have to strengthen that solidarity with regard to the future.
The murder has all the hallmarks of a highly sophisticated assassination, such as those carried out by the Russian security services.
We can randomly combine a variety of drugs to try to attack multiple hallmarks simultaneously, but the analysis of such studies would be a statistical nightmare.
They didn't have a lot of things that we think of as the hallmarks of advancement, but what they did have is advanced mythology, advanced language and advanced religious culture.
Behavioral biologists have identified three defining hallmarks of deception by non-human animals: it must mislead the receiver,
is the royal road to the wholeness and coherence that hallmarks healthy systems in the world.
social democratic hallmarks.
pathologists are able to examine brain tissue during an autopsy and identify the hallmarks of the disease.
Queen of the Nile 2 the slot game tries to build up on its original version's success by ensuring that the audio and graphical hallmarks remain whole for this sequel.
so it's important to know the hallmarks of a heart attack for each gender.