Examples of using Tend to avoid 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
especially in the current boom market which thickens local newspapers, that tend to avoid relocation stories.
something that a lot of other Japanese green teas tend to avoid.
you will also tend to avoid pitfalls of non-vegetarian diets,
which can be contradictory since nurses tend to avoid the autocratic management model because they believe it causes physical
Again, this tends to avoid any needless errors
The system of fixed quotas for each course tends to avoid this gap.
They tended to avoid us”, another brother said.
As a result, the affected person tends to avoid contact with the objects or situations
An anxious mouse tends to avoid open areas in its environment,
So they tended to avoid direct open combat,
Consumers tended to avoid pale and wet pork,
all the factors result in an organism that tends to avoid the loss of fat
showed to be more silent and tending to avoid interaction with the researcher.
For sensitive species, road-crossing movements were inhibited because individuals tended to avoid both edge-affected habitat near the road and the road clearing itself.
and consumers tended to avoid brown or grey pork which was interpreted as spoiled or old,
Ajahn Sumedho tends to avoid intellectual abstractions of the Buddhist teachings
since the farmer tended to avoid all improvements, the full return for which would not be received for the duration of the lease.
The majority of the nurses presented fragility in the political autonomy, tending to avoid the responsibility of the social actor,
People who ate the most animal-based foods got the most chronic disease,” and“People who ate the most plant-based foods were the healthiest and tended to avoid chronic disease.
interpret phenomena in a certain sense"on the surface", but tends to avoid the deeper questions about ultimate meanings,