Examples of using Quite fragile in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Computer
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because the world of money is quite fragile and it must be all the time to feed, to improve.
although its economy is still quite fragile.
still plastic quite fragile.
Attention also to well evaluate the snow bridges on watercourses that can be quite fragile.
For example, use the baths of wood should be very careful in order not to damage them quite fragile surface.
pustules are usually quite fragile, so many people never notice them
my brother's immortality suddenly seems quite fragile.
of plastic(except the mount) and looks quite fragile, Â but as always products should also be judged on the price,
Digital storage media are quite fragile and digital camera users often make just a single copy of their precious pictures before deleting the original that results in tragedy when the copy cannot be read.
most of the glass is still quite fragile, it is best in the spirit of the broken do not feel bad to buy.
You will get it MINT NEW inside its original package(plastic blister) but WITHOUT the booklet that was issued with the figure; PLEASE NOTE that since the blister is quite fragile it could be not 100% OK(but the figure IS surely new!).
But it's still quite fragile.
He is quite fragile, is not it?
he's actually quite fragile.
yet she's quite fragile.
I'm quite a fragile creature.
Well, she had quite a fragile existence, but she had money for new designer gear and lots of drugs.
It is also quite fragile, has higher drag than most other parts,
However, digital audio signals are continuous streams of data, which are quite fragile, since the digital processor must remain perfectly locked onto the timing of the signal to avoid data losses.
re-establish relations that are quite fragile with some very personal details