Examples of using Co-exist in English and their translations into Polish
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In most Member States these different"models" co-exist.
two functions and two spaces co-exist simultaneously.
Industrial and trade union bodies co-exist.
The nonphysical and physical factors behind impotence frequently co-exist.
Practice has shown that turtles are excellentpets and well co-exist next to a person.
Particles co-exist in a stable phase relationship. In an isolated system.
So that point"A" and point"B" co-exist in the same space and time.
Its source is in the many different kinds of social associations in which people co-exist.
By my estimation, we not only co-exist, we depend on each other to survive.
the new system will co-exist.
country of sharp contrasts, a place where fire and ice co-exist.
zombies can co-exist.
Such a system could co-exist with both the“individual assessment” philosophy and the“green cards”.
Just like I co-exist with the tiny race of people who live in our carpet.
Pegasus can co-exist with CatDV Enterprise clients
Conversely, ASD features co-exist with those of ADHD.
Maybe we should just try and find a way to, uh, co-exist.
Julian and I cannot co-exist in this world together!
water cannot co-exist.
Maybe we should just try and find a way to, co-exist.