Examples of using Be perceived in English and their translations into Polish
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By this I mean that culture should be perceived as an important player
Lighting, which in human terms is bright colors can be perceived in a different way,
The national strategies could be perceived as administrative burden,
The reforms and transformations that have been implemented can, therefore, be perceived not only as a road to freedom, but also as a road to improved living standards.
It seems that creating excessive legislation to uphold this fundamental right may be perceived as an outright denial of the principle.
This change of course must be perceived as an enormous success of Euromaidan
The health of EU citizens must be perceived as one of the key social
However, dating a younger woman can be perceived as mid-life crisis
Firstly, the current situation may be perceived as out of keeping with the founding premise of EU citizenship.
I think it should be perceived, as Mrs Göncz mentioned, as a disincentive to immigration.
The bed should be perceived by the child as a place to sleep,
Translation from English literally can be perceived as age from 13 to 19 years teen- the human age period in this framework, age- age.
The pieces may be perceived as painting- all have been painted;
On one hand they can be perceived as abstract works relating to the real world via economic analyses.
it can be perceived as an actual radio-wave.
a truly Benjaminian inclination, can be perceived even in such a melancholic
In that context, slam can be perceived as a successive link in the development of literature-related performative activity. 12.
what you are talking about could be perceived by the Iranians as an invasion.
which can be perceived remotely and which can be utilised in principles of anti-tornado early warning systems.
so the lecture of Sławomir Idziak can be perceived at many levels.