Examples of using Both physical in English and their translations into Polish
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The artist believes that eve-ryone contributes to the world the wealth of their uniqueness(both physical and spiritual) and she always makes this uniqueness the focus of her performances.
the Commission are also called upon to strengthen investment in cultural infrastructure, both physical and digital, from the European Regional Development Fund.
Mental karma is called an"urging impulse"(sems-pa'i las), while both physical and verbal karmas are called an"urged impulse" bsam-pa'i las.
that a short-term reaction to tension mobilizes the body to both physical and mental activity.
the best sleeping pill- a complete relaxation, both physical and internal.
Massage is also a good way to establish communication between parents and children- both physical and emotional.
Indeed, these networks, both physical and service-based, are key enablers for smart growth.
Let your kid know that health, both physical and mental, is an invaluable gift
provokes health problems, both physical and spiritual.
responsible for optimal health both physical and mental fitness.
loss or destruction, both physical and electronic.
there are always risks of potential side effects, both physical and psychological.
The supplement is recommended for all people who are subjected to both physical and mental effort.
a theme that is made the more interesting because Achilles is distinguished by extraordinary forces, both physical and mental.
thus increasing endurance and endurance, both physical and mental.
responsible for optimal health, both physical and mental fitness.
you can boast about good health, both physical and mental.
Data personalisation, both physical/graphic and electronic,
There is also a growing awareness of the significance of river flooding on human health, both physical and psychological.
Groups such as Compassion International strive to meet the needs of the total person, both physical and spiritual.