Examples of using Affectation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
However, this affectation is"subtle" and not the"gross" and well-known affectation that everybody experiences.
listening, affectation, dialogue and ethical-political commitment.
motor or sensory affectation is found,
transfer to refer to this prosecution relational affectation and mutual dependency between game and player.
she has laughed at us all in her affectation as Prior!
mutual affectation, extended sensory?
In any case, the grasping reflex is one that is obtained in pathological circumstances with frontal affectation, generally serious,
sphincter alteration suggest an affectation of the spinal cord at cervical level.
Moreover, even tressa from artificial hair will not make impression of not naturalness and affectation of a hairdress.
game of actors frankly irritates with the affectation.
The phenomenon of immersion will be observed as a multifactorial process of sensitive affectation, involvement and cognition through interrelations between signs,
Effective affectation: organizational resources described on the previous point are,
characterized by the proposal of provocations, affectation and insertion of problems,
we reject the affectation of being able to meet every demand made on our charity
Nevertheless one of the weak points of this questionnaire is that it does not measure the disability related to psychiatric problems, affectation of sensory organs,
seat of the quilombo territory of the same name, located in white hawk pipeline affectation area.
therapeutic affectation that involves the subject(in its subject-therapist position and subject-patient). therefore, we inscribe in the theoretical and methodological.
The first method ensures the affectation of assets representing the technical provisions to insurance claims,
the notion of affectation of trade between Member States defined in such Articles shall be replaced by the notion of affectation of trade between the Community and Poland.
he used to say I made it up… he thinks it's an affectation… he thought I was needy