Examples of using To a sort in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
This woman has elevated the rickety practice of bounty-hunting… to a sort of performance art.
It is one of the buildings that gave life to a sort of industrial zone.a place to collect material extracted from the Manina mines.">
But the Amaryllis belongs to a sort an Amaryllis which is presented only by one look- an Amaryllis fine(an Amaryllis a belladonna),
The strategy that underlies the choices was to give life to a sort of embryo from which they can deploy proposals for urban regeneration
elevated this hobby to a sort of"puzzle montage" art,
giving rise to a sort of playful setting made up of information and feedback.
giving rise to a sort of partial“municipalisation”.
his definition of natural law which gives place to a sort of imperative.
many other important initiatives gives birth to a sort of‘smart gulf' on which quality projects can be realized”.
then the other have reduced the compound to a sort of Italian polenta.
social media can lead to a sort of digital schizophrenia- a schizophrenia that separates real life from social life,
The quadratic terms correspond to a sort of"mean-field" interaction between quasiparticles,
then loaded thanks to a sort of winch called"pick";
Perhaps the abundance of quality wines with no faults has led to a sort of regression of taste
with a transposition to a sort of Fascist Rome
so the audience is not going to a sort of church; they aren't going to have any required role in a ceremony,
The placement of this introit in the Sunday of the Transfiguration therefore responds to a sort of principle of pertinence,
However it is undeniable this trend will lead to a sort of homologation in wines- all the same,
In France there are those who point to a sort of generational divide, even among priests, between those who grew up in the years of the Council
This had given rise to a sort of geo-heliocentrism, whereby the Sun was held to complete one revolution around the Earth, together with all the other planets rotating around it in their turn.