Examples of using Taking more in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Programming
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It's getting harder to be in here. It's taking more of an effort.
They kept coming back, taking more.
But you might be able to stop it… stop it from moving on and taking more victims.
then they just spiralled into taking more drugs.
Let's celebrate… by taking more drugs.
I don't plan on taking more.
Taking more than 8 years of Wing Chun Kuen Pai course that deepens not only in the martial aspects of teaching, but also in history.
This is extremely important, as taking more than one medicine at the same time can strengthen
Taking more than one tablet daily is not more effective
For an adventure I recommend taking more troop than the minimum requirements,
According to the most cited study lost at a sibutramine taking more than 20 percent of obese subjects more than 10% of their body weight.
If you ask him for help, you can trick him into taking more responsibility by making him think the whole thing was his idea.
The parents will start believing in the conversion of the children when the children start taking more time for prayer as well as more time for their parents.
It's worth taking more MM for an adventure(I'm taking 1k)
The Tibetans have a custom of some men taking more than one wife and traditionally in China this frequently occurred.
We have to begin taking more responsibility for one of the most important tasks of the EU: security.
OK at a push and taking more risks than we should we can go in three.
China is now the world's second-biggest oil consumer, taking more barrels per day than India and Japan combined.
The bodies were a warning to others… to make sure that they think twice… before taking more Daishian lives.