Examples of using Was understood in English and their translations into Romanian
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Mental infection and imitation was understood by the psychologist Freud,
First, it was understood that if there are some microbes missing,
And it was understood that General Smith was not being premature with the recommendation for Option 4?
This might be true in a situation such as in the early church where water baptism was understood as an a essential part of obedience to Christ.
This is the definition used nowadays, though it would be a few hundred years before the nature of Earth's magnetic field was understood with modern accuracy and precision.
But nobody ever tried to enforce copyright against them because it was understood as an industrial regulation.
I looked up at Jimmy… nodded, and it was understood that I was going for it.
Still other reactions tended to show that the"verdict of appeasement" made by the judges was understood and accepted by the population.
By this time the nature of the third script on the Rosetta Stone was understood.
What he had come to appreciate about the perspective there was that diversity was understood as essential to a real sense of wholeness.
This is the definition used nowadays, though it would be a few hundred years before the nature of the Earth's magnetic field was understood properly.
It was understood that the innocence and doom Air had moved emotionally aquilotta the beginning
dwelt among us"- was understood as the literal word
South Korea marching as one team was understood and rewarded accordingly by the appreciative crowd.
seen as controversial due to its political content, the film eventually received support by communist officials, which was understood among filmmakers as a green light for more overt depictions of socially controversial topics.
the European added value was understood as the additional gains stemming from acting at the EU-level as compared to national initiatives.
and that message was understood.".
epilepsy was understood as an attack by an evil spirit,
and politics was understood as an art of manipulation,