Examples of using Negates in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Foam impedes gas exchange and negates one of the main advantages of aerated concrete
In manuscript notes made in 1844, he rejected the extant“crude communism” which negates the personality of man,
Secondly, xenon spends one-third less energy, which negates the lack of additional lighting in terms of energy consumption.
This unfortunately negates the use of the pipette for volumes settings below 25% of nominal volume.
This curtails or negates critical freedoms in a democracy where collective behaviour plays an important political
so therefore this negates the need for the use of taxis
the Aluminium shell negates the need for any additional dampening or interference.
cold shades in one image negates the advantages of each of them, introducing an imbalance and untidiness.
therefore negates all other warranties.
Earth negates water, water negates fire,
Having just the one button makes the controls intuitive and negates the need for a complicated instruction manual.
Erection is also often accompanied by a feeling of loss of any sensation around the area which negates the pleasure of a healthy sex life.
almost negates all stealth innovations f-22
The source of the"Bulletin of the armored industry" The life of the tank in the battlefield is so small that more than negates all the advantages of a diesel(read: In-2).
All elements of the fusion style designed to complement each other rather than negates.? Classic.
Ne negates precisely that before which it stands,
A NENI-word normally negates the entire sentence, no matter what the word order,
And one of the biggest reasons for this is that working from home negates nearly all of the typical overheads that a traditional business is saddled with.
A sentence can also become positive if one NENI-word clearly negates the verb, and another NENI-word appears in the sentence.
Sometimes the particle ne appears in a sentence where it only negates part of the sentence. The predicate stays in force.