Examples of using Accentuated in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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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
with traditional gender boundaries, there's a new glamour to menswear, accentuated by the use of fur.
with notch mode producing scooped mids and accentuated upper octave harmonics.
Designed in the style of a colonial villa, with an interior space that is completely open and accentuated with ceilings height of 4 to 7 meters.
usually founded in strong colours, this interior can be perfectly accentuated by any of our wide range of modern radiators.
The three-dimensional effect is accentuated by the material used to make this wallpaper,
It gives definition to your look accentuated by ensuring separations
The expert accentuated that the knife from“Russian bulat” is the first high-quality fillet knife produced by Russian manufacturers.
becomes more accentuated because of this.
The concept of this exhibition consists in the presentation of large size furniture boards with their rich colouring which is in special way accentuated by light.
The pictorial impact is accentuated by the various colours of the material combinations employed for sarcophaguses,
The concept of this exhibition consist in the presentation of large size furniture boards with their rich colouring which is in special way accentuated by light.
rhythmical vertical divisions, accentuated by the arrangement of windows,
can be accentuated by their stylish look.
Naturally, in each of them there is a certain proportion of truth and rightly accentuated attention on those positions that are necessary for leadership.
A more and more accentuated societal request is to re-integrate education into real life,
is particularly accentuated among refugees(17 pps)
This phenomenon is accentuated by the range of definitions in Europe which explains the variety of available data.
Being muscled up and defined is only accentuated by a nice tan to make lines
One-component hydro priming, accentuated, for parquet and wooden floors with a tendency towards lateral
In the second century the circulation of books that promoted heresy accentuated the need for distinguishing valid Scripture from other Christian literature.