Examples of using May pass in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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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
You should not breast-feed your baby while taking this medicine because the medicine may pass through breast milk to your baby.
A particular confluence of forces which allows a doorway to be opened through which we may pass and through which others may pass into our world.
information on how a unit-holder may pass from one compartment into another and the charges applicable in such cases.
PayPal may pass on personal data to affiliated companies
fraud prevention checks and may pass your details onto other group companies
the stone may pass down to the bladder without any resistance
Member States may pass on to the Commission any information in their possession regarding the existence of a serious risk.
for 7 months after the last dose of Herceptin as Herceptin may pass to your baby through your breast milk.
The Church of San Juan de el Hospital from the street may pass unnoticed, but as soon go through the transit of the entrance door,
that authority may pass the information on to the competent authorities of any Member State which might be interested in it
frightening known facts concerning Mesothelioma is that many years may pass, between inhalation of asbestos dust
it specifies whether the companies that have collected such data may pass it to other entities, such as vehicle service outlets,
When the competent authority of a Member State receives information from a third country, that authority may pass the information on to the competent authorities of Member States which might be interested in it
This bill might pass.
One hour might pass, but you are not bothered because you know Swami will come.
This patent might pass muster, according to them.
the angels of judgment might pass over us and we would be justified by our faith in the Crucified One.
God's wrath might pass over them.
Even centuries might pass without the formal expression of a truth,
so that in Him we too might pass from death to life.