Examples of using Inborn in English and their translations into Polish
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For example, amenorrhea that results from genetic or inborn conditions cannot be prevented.
This may be inborn, of unknown cause
They're not tumors, maybe some kind of injury or inborn defect.
They're not tumors, maybe some kind of injury or inborn defect.
Make good use of that inborn skill.
Maybe some kind of injury or inborn defect.
The complacency and inborn human laziness push us to choose the action which lies on the so-called"line of the least intellectual resistance.
Asthma is an inborn disease the person gets genetically
So let's say there's some inborn trait to give somebody 20% advantage over the rest of the people.
Prada possesses an inborn sensation of imagination
He has faith that all children have an inborn curiosity, and an urge to experiment
Witch doctors' inborn connection to the Unformed Land allows them to tap into a deep well of spiritual energy, called Mana.
These characters are either inborn or cultivated through career trainings
In patients with haemophilia A(inborn factor VIII deficiency),
Thanks to his ironic sense of humour and inborn investigative instinct, he can solve any case entrusted to
respect a fact that a man is a person and protect his inborn dignity.
Are we not also dealing with some sort of mental illness, inborn or culturally based,
The feeling that pushes them to the mortal combat is not an inborn sense of revolt,
Prada possesses an inborn sense of creativity
the common room is used as a dining room, there are situations when guests have to overcome their inborn shyness and join a table of a stranger.