Examples of using Too closely 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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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
When driving, you must not follow too closely.
When I view the brightest star too closely, it's so bright that it hurts my eyes.
You know, with all that's going on, We're looking at things too closely, We're getting these details,
Antennas transmitting at the same frequency are placed too closely, causing interference
He does not look too closely at the evidence, perhaps because he is afraid of what he will find.
The content of training courses is often geared too closely to short-term market situations
This is because colestyramine or other bile acid binding resins frequently reduce the absorption of medicines when taken too closely together and so may impede the absorption of Pravafenix.
Following another car too closely does not necessarily lead to an accident,
And one day, you followed her too closely, and she got spooked, and she hit a telephone pole.
The content of training courses is often geared too closely to short-term market situations
Last September, West Midlands Police sent plain clothed officers on bikes to educate drivers who overtook cyclists too closely.
He's either too old, too closely related or too villainous to tell her folks about.
The moss lay evenly and not too closely on slates, and then with"Christmas tree-network" By that I mean the power,
so… let's not venture too closely, okay?
from the computation and hope no one looks too closely.
don't look too closely at your skin in the mirror!
You don't have to watch your step too closely the entire time in Singapore,
early to walk alone, interfering only when real danger approaches too closely.
curly facial hair too closely.
Last September, West Midlands police began sending plain-clothed officers on bikes to educate drivers who overtook cyclists too closely.
