Examples of using Adding in English and their translations into Slovak
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The lightweight design reduced manufacturing costs while adding to overall vehicle strength.
so try adding the leather belt from the collection to emphasise your silhouette,” designer Ivana Mentlová advises.
Calculate the cut-off value by adding 0,6 to the value of the negative control(0,6 is the standard deviation derived with a group of 30 negative sera).
Axe suggested adding protein(such as his bone broth
The Commission proposes adding five further categories to the categories of income subject to the automatic exchange of information(AEOI).
print that I haven't seen before I have been adding them into my mnemosyne word deck as they come.
building it from the material already used and adding elements of the"smart house" system.
replacing fast food stops with high-end restaurants, and adding amenities ranging from chic wine bars to mini spas.
in the draft opinion, he suggested adding a footnote to point 1.1 clarifying Kosovo's status.
Keep adding sugar until it starts to accumulate at the bottom of the container and won't dissolve even with more stirring.
If the person you're adding is nearby, the person can simply enter the Apple ID
Update your profile at RESTU, by adding interesting events
It is worth adding that it is tunnel products that can be called direct heirs of Soviet traditions in greenhouse farming.
Stir well, slowly adding in small amounts of your color until the desired tone is achieved.
But, complexity grew as they kept adding different data sets,
Keep adding sugar until it starts to accumulate at the bottom of the container
Be careful that you are adding to relevant sites that actually help the visitor
When adding basil oil to a warm bath,
Adding another dimension to the range is the arrival of two specialist conversions,
It is worth adding a bit of intuition about why a difference-in-differences approach can be so much more effective than a difference-in-means one.