Examples of using Leach in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Ted either directly or indirectly with Kimberly Leach on the day of her disappearance.
Project 1007 was launched at the yard's Makkum facility and is characterised by dramatic superstructure lines that resemble a large eye in the midship of the vessel- drawn by Michael Leach Design.
Close this behind me and leach off the air at the other end so it doesn't blow.
On the final day of the series the name of Somerset's Jack Leach cropped up again because it was reported that there are concerns about the validity of his action.
I must escape Castle Leach and get back to the stones as soon as possible
Like all legumes, garbanzo beans leach nitrogen into the soil which means they do not require additional nitrogen fertilizer.
As it can also leach significant amounts of dietary iron into food which is good for your health.
The problem: Trace amounts of chemical substances gradually leach out of the plastic into the food
These chemicals can easily leach or migrate into food,
Leach produces a whole complex of biologically active substances, which have a beneficial effect on the human body.
The leach has two daughters:'Give,
St Ives also houses the Leach Pottery, where Bernard Leach,
after their disposal, to give rise to another substance by any means whatsoever, for example, a leach which possesses some of the characteristics listed above”.
you can of course use water leach.
Potter Bernard Leach(1887- 1979) was deeply influenced by Japanese aesthetics
on the flipside can leach out calcium from the bones due to the phosphorus's ability to bind with calcium,
Expert Author: Tim Leach For those who can remember back to the early 1980s
But Andrew Leach, a professor of energy economics at the University of Alberta,
like UIGEA sponsor Jon Kyl and Jim Leach, who want to ban online gambling
to understand how much pain an animal is in," study author Matthew Leach of Newcastle University in the United Kingdom tells the science journal Nature.