Examples of using Predate in English and their translations into Polish
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He has essential tremors that predate the drinking, and they worsen with movements of intention.
Cod predate on sprat and herring meaning that the size of the cod stock affects the size of the herring
For example, these fish predate on sea urchins, and when the fish were all gone,
With roots that predate the popularity of the lustral gemstone, jade was used to
Potentially even… some sort of breakdown. If you confront Brady to address traumas that predate him, you could suffer a significant setback.
If you confront Brady you could suffer a significant setback, to address traumas that predate him, potentially even… some sort of breakdown.
Which perhaps predate the legal codes, the commandments of the Old Testament.
Predeterminism" is the position which holds that all behavior is caused by conditions which predate behavior altogether such impersonal boundaries as"the human conditions",
Should Member States continue to have the possibility to limit the application of the more favourable provisions of the Directive to refugees whose family relationships predate their entry to the territory of a Member State?
but the policies predate the marriage, and any amendments that have been made by your client, no matter how many waivers you show me.
The cross predates Christianity.
Your car predates catalytic converters,
His earliest works, predating his encounter with anthroposophy,
Well this species predates human life in China.
Apparently, the practice predates Islam, and prevalence varies depending on geography.
The actual game predates casinos by a wide,
In some countries, this practice predated the classical gold standard by quite a few decades.
My arrival predates recorded history.
It predates you, it predates Greg.
This predates Ruskin.