Examples of using Proximate 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
It blew out the windows in proximate government offices,
in multitudinous ways we are proximate than we have ever been.
remote, proximate and immediate.
What is now at stake for them is something more proximate and more urgent than global ecology;
they are commonly termed"proximate but inanimate rules of faith".
Ansoff suggested that ROCE should be the overall corporate objective, over the proximate period.
More proximate nations, including Iran
are not the proximate cause of heart disease.
The Darwinian ultimate question is not a better question, not a more profound question, not a more scientific question than the neurological proximate question.
disagreeable are proximate, not ultimate, explanations.
for the administration of the MMR vaccine… a proximate sequence of cause
An ordinary, personally or through another, can warn a person who is in the proximate occasion of committing a delict
in order to lead them into proximate danger;
while Wakefield provided the proximate target, not far under the surface lurked an aggressive attack on parents who have the temerity to question the mandates of the BMA
the secretary of defense say there was an immediate danger to the peace of American society by the proximate use of weapons that would come from Iraq,
Some of the borders in the world allow for an ease of access between proximate nations, while others are characterized by fences,
If a certain kind of dress constitutes a grave and proximate occasion of sin,
loose trace of air pistol which follows proximate line and then she crosses/scribbles over that line.
using civil society as its proximate instrument rather than the state.
using civil society as its proximate instrument rather than the state.