Examples of using Extent in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
The extent of tissue damage indicates the degree of tissue or organ dysfunction.
Can't feel the extent of his injuries.
you are introverted, to some extent.
It has happened before, but never to this extent.
The extent of the coagulation suggests she died before that.
To what extent should researching determine what we do?
Extent to which the intervention promotes knowledge triangle
To some extent the faith is a matter of our own development.
The extent of the burns made any normal identification impossible.
The shape of the flap is usually adjusted to the shape, extent and location of the defect.
Today, practically all are educated to some extent.
No one really knows the extent of how these cells operate.
The extent of development of the State;
Decide to what extent applications may be accepted.
Automatic-shift extent on the pouring nozzle after operation: 450mm.
The extent and direction of the crisis remains open.
CD to some extent flattens this element, at least compared to vinyl.
But the extent of his depravity… you have no idea.
The disease manifests itself with bothersome skin lesions of varying severity and extent.
And also England, but not to that extent.