Examples of using Whose form 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
From the infinitive šon,"to go", we get: There are many compound verbs in Gilaki, whose forms differ slightly from simple verbs.
mahogany windows dark, Whose forms we recall decorative wrightianos.
Its theme was centered on a fictitious dance club frequented by workers from a Carioca middle class community, whose forms of talking and enjoying themselves were satirized in the play.
did not receive authorization from their parent or guardian, whose forms were not filled out completely,
grasp the singularity of such clinical situations whose forms of suffering, of a traumatic basis,
caves of the hearts whose forms are Rudra-s--liberated beings--(and) kṣetrajña-s--limited beings--10.
hang a curtain in front of their paintings of Buddha-figures- especially those whose forms are open to misunderstanding by the uninitiated-
which form part of the“animals” series, whose forms are reminiscent of fantastic beings,
The path was the goal, and the goal was conflict with high culture, whose forms of expression were suspected of having been co-opted by the economic ruling class for its own ends.
The existence of this specifically human object- the world of things created by man for man, and, therefore, things whose forms are reified forms of human activity(labour),
live expression whose forms and meanings are defined by context,
it is possible to use some methodological steps of Depth Hermeneutics, whose forms are divided into Socio-historical,
This authentic communion on the one hand between the various movements whose forms of exclusivism should be eliminated,
images are permeated by this intericonicity, whose forms and displacements must be rebuilt from the investigation of their modes of production,
air that generates flowers whose forms colors and cycles can reveal to us their ability to interact with the human kingdom.
Thus, the walnut, whose form evokes the human brain,
a dweller in the Light-god, whose form hath been created in divine flesh.
It is an acute invasive fungal disease whose form is disseminated, cutaneous, pulmonary,
Consecrated men and women, whose form of life enables them to bear particularly effective witness to God's love for his people,
through self-generating systems whose form or outcome cannot be precisely determined.