Examples of using Hard to avoid in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
conjunction with another tool, as false-positives can be hard to avoid when running multiple cybersecurity tools.
stealing for a politician. Hard to avoid.
If I hadn't been trying so bloody hard to avoid trouble, this might never have happened.
It's hard to avoid condescension when you're literally below me right now.
the mobilizer must work hard to avoid being identified with any political party,
It's hard to avoid a few little differences,
Keeping the skin covered in situations in which exposure is hard to avoid is the best way to prevent the problem.
regular media would do, it will be hard to avoid making the wicked CCP look better than it is.
And when things go wrong, people will become more nervous, and it will be very hard to avoid going to war.
it is very hard to avoid coming in contact with them.
Google Chrome which makes it very hard to avoid.
then sincerely tell the students,“I'm a cultivator just like you, and it's hard to avoid mistakes in doing this work.
industrial pollutants is hard to avoid in today's consumer-driven society.
The worst is that no sun came into the flat but that is hard to avoid in the narrow streets.
And while the regent can refuse to see me it would be very hard to avoid seeing his own prime minister.
it's a major transport hub for the Peloponnese and hard to avoid if you're relying on public transport.
which are working hard to avoid the sovereign debt crisis.
it will be hard to avoid accidents, but make sure you keep your truck in good enough shape to take out each target!
Slightly harder to avoid when you can't teleport.
The local baboon troop is the hardest to avoid.