Examples of using It can no in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Financial
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Medicine
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
When a living organism dies, it can no longer absorb carbon.
Once the packaging and shipping process has started, it can no longer be changed.
However… as Murakami's army is dispersed and in flight it can no longer support Toishi Castle.
So it immediately cools, and it can no longer hold in suspension all of the material that it's dissolved, and it precipitates out, forming black smoke.
the module is no longer intact, it can no longer build what it might have built.
From these facts it can no longer be maintained that varieties when crossed are invariably quite fertile.
The IEEE defines“end of useful life” for a UPS battery as being the point when it can no longer supply 80 percent of its rated capacity in ampere-hours.
so it can no longer use glucose effectively.
It can no longer be stored indefinitely as it used to be,
His desire has become so deep that it can no longer be filled by the earthly goals.
The IEEE defines"end of useful life" for a UPS battery as the point when it can no longer supply 80 percent of its rated capacity, in ampere-hours.
That the AIFM does not delegate its functions to the extent that in essence it can no longer be considered as the Manager of the fund
relations between them really have changed: it can no longer be one-way traffic.
My Divine Heart is so passionately in love with humanity that it can no longer contain within itself the flames of its ardent love.
physical changes occur because when the liver fails, it can no longer carry out its necessary functions.
When humanity is exhausted, it can no longer go onward,
i.e. when it can no longer be used to make payments.
Shortly before a natural dealth, the auric field may have grown so weak that it can no longer contain a body's energies.
through injury for example, it can no longer do this job effectively.
Consequently, it can no longer bend as much as it needs to for the human eye to be able to see clearly up close.