Examples of using Able to cope in English and their translations into Polish
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
When your brain feels able to cope. But gradually,
who will be able to cope with the exertion of a two-hour walk across the Zoological Garden.
Individuals should be able to cope with stress and frustration
The faster you will be able to cope with the task, the more time is left for new ideas.
But gradually, these chunks of memory will come back when your brain feels able to cope.
Iceland is a functioning market economy and well able to cope with competitive pressures
Most people would be able to cope with most things, as long as they attempted
you are quite able to cope with this task.
They have to be able to cope with possible sudden bursts that might happen during live recordings.
which is able to cope with fairly large loads.
The recumbent bike is equipped with a very sturdy frame construction to be able to cope with frequent, intensive use at gyms.
Is a company being able to cope with the new challenges
With this product usztywnisz your wrist and you will be able to cope even with heavy weights while minimizing risk!
medium-sized companies must be able to cope with our regulations and, above all, the associated bureaucratic effort involved.
The objective of the new European ports policy is to promote a performing EU port system able to cope with the future challenges of EU transport needs.
A solid EMU that will be able to cope with unexpected developments or setbacks should be put in place to create the required stability.
Considerable steps would be needed to tackle persistent structural weaknesses to be able to cope with competitive pressures
The country should be able to cope with competitive pressures and market forces within
Are we really not able to cope with new needs such as Galileo,