Examples of using Joined together in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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None of them were ever joined together in fornication.
Larger than 2200x2000 mm units are made of two or more sections joined together.
Truss construction consists of two rafters, joined together at the top.
Where our ancestors first joined together in peace.
I mean, it has two four-litre V8 engines joined together to make an eight-litre W16.
These phases can be two different solids(e.g., two metals joined together), or a solid and a liquid e.g., a metal electrode submerged in an electrolyte.
Joined together, I say, or united by a mystical signification,
The blocks are joined together with verandahs on the lower floors
a human being that joined together, and the child is born from that union.
those quarks joined together to form larger, more complex structures, called protons and neutrons.
these disciplines had been joined together within the School of Professional Studies in Business
those quarks joined together.
and two blockhouses joined together by a wall.
When liberation of mind and liberation by wisdom are joined together and described as"cankerless"(anasava),
But we have become warm, soft, and joined together. So we are no longer small and isolated.
Of course, all the time I refer to the book as a pile of paper sheets joined together on one side, or to the codex.
they were then joined together from head to toe by silver links- as a Rosary one would describe.
soft and joined together.
The theme of the epic poem should itself be one whole arising from many parts joined together.
by Don Mario personally, they were then joined together from head to toe by silver links- as a Rosary one would describe.