Examples of using Co-exist in English and their translations into Romanian
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Since no two DNA codes can co-exist, the results… could be catastrophic.
humans can and must co-exist peacefully.
humans can and must co-exist peacefully.
Ishinev will surprise you with a variety of architectural styles which here co-exist-.
Bloodhounds can co-exist with other pets,
The Eurosystem and the ESCB will co-exist as long as there are EU Member States outside the euro area.
We cannot co-exist in the same planet and have both running side by side.
Some say the two views can co-exist, but Darwin himself strongly resisted such a conclusion.
That's because in the universe positive and negative beings co-exist, and that is the principle of yin
The Eurosystem and the ESCB will co-exist as long as there are EU countries outside the euro area.
In this approach, traditional broadcasting services co-exist with wireless broadband services in downlink-only mode.
The main difference is that parallel universes co-exist whereas only one history
where various architectural styles co-exist.
Various national and EU arrangements currently co-exist for logistic hubs in disaster zones in third countries.
position of the event as a place where opportunities and challenges co-exist.
Can you please elaborate on… how the Japanese mafia can co-exist with other legal organizations?
Its source is in the many different kinds of social associations in which people co-exist.
since many platforms currently co-exist with Facebook.
Les Corts is a typical catalonian neighbourhood where tradition and modernity co-exist in perfect harmony.
it can not co-exist with any other plant.