Examples of using Alleviated in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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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
Options 1-2(alleviated option 1-3)
Now that the immediate threat of the Syrian regime using chemical weapons has been alleviated, the priority must be to find a peaceful solution for the ongoing conflict in Syria.
For the MS, significant administrative burden linked to option 1-1(alleviated option 2-2) with difficult analytical
suffering was alleviated.
Sadly, the causes of social isolation that often lead to a lonely death are unlikely to be alleviated soon.
your entire production line will need to be held in limbo till the emergency is successfully alleviated.
the financial burden that their dependents bear thereafter can be alleviated through the fatal accidents claims process.
the symptoms can be alleviated by removing the underlying cause of Tinnitus.
The murine precursor of vedolizumab alleviated gastrointestinal inflammation in colitic cotton-top tamarins, a model of ulcerative colitis.
Studies have shown that kava kava significantly alleviated these conditions after the first week of treatment.
with only twelve minerals, many everyday complaints can be alleviated quickly.
Those alleviated with oxandrolone revealed accelerated healing,
So, if you give me the formula to her antidote, perhaps your guilt might be alleviated.
Outlook Express to Outlook Converter helps alleviated the email client-related problems when migrating to a later version of Windows.
I felt a bit alleviated, but also thought that I might never get fully freed from my addiction.
Almost 30% of cancers can be avoided and their consequences alleviated through early detection and treatment.
Financial provisions are key measures of the restructuring regulation, as they alleviated the financial burden on Member States due to co-financing.
are easily alleviated the following 24 hours.
which again alleviated the sufferings of hundreds of thousands of Polish people.
not merely temporarily alleviated.