Examples of using Had to undergo in English and their translations into Portuguese
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some women even had to undergo DNA samples,
The believer who had to undergo all this was a great help in this battle.
A Chinese young 13 years had to undergo surgery after inserting a USB cable into your penis"for curiosity",
again had to undergo psychological testing,
She is so over-extended that when her own father had to undergo a life-threatening medical procedure, she couldn't be at the hospital.
as in 1662 the building had to undergo major repairs.
ruptured a disc in his back and had to undergo surgery.
The leg wound he received caused gaseous gangrene, and Tarkovsky had to undergo six gradual amputations.
Among the players and staff injured in the confrontation, Atlético head coach Emerson Leão had to undergo surgery after being hit in the face.
was postponed to June 10, as Araya had to undergo gall bladder surgery.
Francis"King" Clancy, former defenceman with Ottawa and Toronto, had to undergo surgery to remove his gall bladder.
any of the participants of this study had to undergo biopsy.
he never again had to undergo humiliating work to survive.
In September 2017 our project, which is focused on the integral care of children from 2 to 5 years old, had to undergo major modifications.
man had to undergo an entire change of life.
the libretto had to undergo substantial revisions to satisfy the epoch's censorship,
taken hours after the surgery he had to undergo, was used as the cover art.
the city also had to undergo hacker attacks on some occasions.
aged 1 to 14 years, a circumcision rate of 0.14% of boys per year was observed, meaning that 2.1% of all Brazilian boys treated by SUS had to undergo circumcision in a 14 year-period.
was in large part consolidated by the political destinies that Russia had to undergo since the Mongol invasion.