Examples of using More fragile in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
The more fragile the animal, the more it needs to protect itself.
it becomes more fragile.
She is very fragile right now, more fragile than you know.
Spencer has always been smarter than the rest of us, but also more fragile.
And when they are sick they become even more fragile.
So, are the human systems more fragile?
If we find something more fragile.
The second is cheaper, but also more fragile- if the coating is damaged,
As the aging bones become more fragile, leached of calcium,
their skin is thinner, more fragile, they have a proportionally greater body surface area,
The hollow brick, though more fragile, keeps the heat well
Compared to the floor covering made of PVC more fragile, prone to the appearance of cracks material.
There is nothing more fragile than a bubble and you have to get to complete the route without breaking.
Of course, it also makes a difference whether you need to move robust packages or more fragile goods.
This leads to bone that's less dense and more fragile, and thus more prone to breakage.
The security of some shuttered doors guards the insecurity of a life that is becoming more fragile and less susceptible to the risks of life and to the love of others.
while Viktoria Miknevich's interpretation of her is more feminine, more fragile.
The security of reinforced doors protects the insecurity of a life which is becoming more fragile and less open to the riches of the life and the love of others.
also responsibility for something more fragile, which all those who hold public office must strive for.