Examples of using A given in English and their translations into Slovak
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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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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The record may only have a given name for the child, or given names may
who each has a given name, and the adopted name of one of the original Knights.
Freedom is not a given- and it's certainly not given by anything“natural”.
In houses of monolithic construction, the presence of bearing columns is a given, from which there is nowhere to go
But reality, according to Hegel, is by no means an attribute which belongs to a given social or political condition, under all circumstances
Unfortunately, this is a given, and for millions of years that the human race exists,
The foreign policy technocrats in Washington accepted as a given that the European commitment to NATO would not evolve to reflect the economic equality between the continents.
Thus, rather than comparing the final price for all auctions with a given starting price,
Freedom is not a given- and it's certainly not given by anything‘natural'.
After collapse, economic contraction is a given, and the overall macroeconomic positive becomes something of an imponderable,
Knowing whether a given analytical method meets the relevant standard is therefore decisive in setting up QC procedures.
sensitive skin is a given, so non-biological detergent is the usual choice for parents.
I have attended those meetings with a given social worker,
All of these factors matter when deciding if a food is“healthy” or“unhealthy” for a given individual.
The communications between servers operating under a given operating system within the‘blue bubble' are of a very special nature.
There are right ways to deal with a given, not always lying on the conscience builder.
You are showing her that her reaction to an external trigger is not a given, but a matter of choice.
bit rate(sometimes written bitrate) is the frequency at which bits are passing a given(physical or metaphorical)"point".
The fact that there are unchanging values common to all of humanity means quite simply that human rights are a given.
it's a given.