Examples of using Forgo in English and their translations into Slovak
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only the offended party can forgo the debt of the sin.
Now I don't have to forgo my massages because I can't find anyone to mind the mutt.
Some men might have to do that for their spouses, forgo their grieving until their spouse is healed.
Thus we willingly forgo quantity and reach instead for slim volumes where- as Ivan Krasko said-"every word has blood drying on it".
Wear breathable cotton underwear and forgo it at night to allow air to the area.".
If you suffer from hypertension prior to anabolic steroid usage you must forgo use until the problem is under-control.
But suppose you keep doing the exercises alone and forgo sleep for a long time,
Eating healthy doesn't mean you have to forgo your preferred glass of wine
But it also meant that the victims of the German occupation in Europe also had to forgo reparations, including the Greeks.".
Because of their emotions, they can't forgo things inherited from ancient times
Lisa, if you must forgo meat, I advise you to take these iron supplements.
Eating healthy doesn't mean you have to forgo your favorite glass of wine
Forgo traditional color schemes
You don't have to forgo happiness until you lose weight,
Just because a child is in hospital it does not mean they have to forgo or put their education on hold.
But, those days are over when you just suffered in silence and forgo all good things in life!
he may forgo potentially beneficially treatments.
The person concerned has the right to wipe out(the right to"forgo").
a necessary evil they would gladly forgo if they won or inherited a fortune.
you can not forgo the vintage interior doors, for sure.