Examples of using Also in the form in English and their translations into Slovenian
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It is produced not only in tablets, but also in the form of syrup.
Also in the form of a heater, you can use other suitable decorative materials.
Acupuncture is performed with disposable needles, but also in the form of electro-acupuncture, cupping etc.
there are also in the form of tablets.
bookmarks were also in the form of moustache.
asymmetrical order, and also in the form of a swarm.
Garbage can be not only in the form of dust, but also in the form of information.
French love for flowers is manifested not only in prints, but also in the form of various elements of lamps.
it can interact from outer world also in the form of exports and imports.
(11) Member States establish relations to third countries not only by concluding intergovernmental agreements, but also in the form of non-binding instruments.
Numerous hybrid forms of this genus differ not only in their color schemes, but also in the form of magnificent racemes and corolla.
We want greater solidarity, not only in financial terms, but also in the form of teams of rapid response experts,
is difficult to bend, and also in the form of polyhedra.
However, this investment is not only financial, but also in the form of a greater dedication of the team on the part of the client.
To date, there are many varieties that differ from each other not only in size but also in the form and color of flowers and leaves.
Pathological displacement of the kidney can occur not only vertically, but also in the form of rotation(rotation) around the renal leg, or a pendulum.
This drug is produced not only in the form of ointment, but also in the form of rectal suppositories for the treatment of internal cones of hemorrhoids.
countries affected by such crises expect rapid action from the EU not only through its foreign policy but also in the form of prompt aid in emergencies.
been able to mobilise, not only as ODA but also in the form of other assistance and loans.