Examples of using Is not understood in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This always occurs before the subject itself is not understood.
A misunderstood word is a word which is not understood or wrongly understood. .
That is why they appreciated it in the antique times and is not understood today.
because human psychology is not understood.
One of the reasons is that the system is not understood by investors, who are often unaware of the possibility of disposing of their shares during the blocking period.
The reason for this reset is not understood, though it has the effect of increasing the hematocrit(concentration of red blood cells) and perhaps improving the blood's oxygen-carrying ability somewhat;
Such behaviour is not understood by those who have the arrogance to believe they are“just” and to believe they are better than others.
A lonely person feels that he or she is not understood by others, and may not think they hold meaningful relationships.
influences whose source is not known and whose purpose is not understood.
also breastfeeding ladies is not understood, so they need to not eat it.
the role of hormones in the exacerbation/remission of MdDS symptoms is not understood.
sends us to his people, so that our identity is not understood without this membership”.
Spratt told Motherboard that the key reason behind the risks is not understood is that“much knowledge produced for policymakers is too conservative.
sends us to the people, so that our identity is not understood without this belonging"n.
But this doctrine is not understood by the world, because the greater part are dazzled by all sorts of masks or disguises.
While the cause is not understood, according to the NIDDK, certain events
Sanctification is not understood correctly if we do not understand that God is doing the work in us, but at the same
This dialect is spoken by around 60 million people, but is not understood by Arabic speakers to the East.
Finally, abuses are often based on ignorance, in that they involve a rejection of those elements whose deeper meaning is not understood and whose antiquity is not recognized.
Where the voice of nature is not understood, we are ready to act as translators,