Examples of using Able to pass in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
since not everybody is able to pass from the material sign to the spiritual reality that is being sought.
it is able to pass only a fraction of the light,
I hope that you will be able to pass all the obstacles, try to collect every item that you meet on the way.
Knowing they won't face social care bills that eat into savings must be reassuring for anyone worried about what they will be able to pass onto their loved ones after they have died.”.
Since the aviation sector is able to pass on costs to the consumer,
Port 80 is a good candidate because if they allow outside world web access then you should be able to pass data, still port 80 is typically unencrypted
I will be able to pass it to many other dancers in my own dance school…!
The fact that electricity producers will no longer receive any allowances for free is not in itself expected to have a significant influence on electricity prices since generators are able to pass on a significant part of the cost of allowances to their customers,
others are able to pass on a considerable share of the costs of allowances to cover their emissions in product prices without losing market share
therefore more able to pass on messages of tolerance,
if they are able, to pass a drop test from a height of 1.2 m of tankers without loss of contents.
Two were able to pass through.
You're able to pass that on.
Was I not able to pass anything on to her?
And I would love to be able to pass that on.
Why wouldn't I be able to pass the garlic bread?
Lately, more people have been able to pass than we can handle.
I would be able to pass on a little information of a personal nature.
You will never be able to pass on your martial arts,
the traveller is able to pass through the automated gate.