Examples of using Be understood in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
Particularly impressive is the erection of the additional defensive system whose importance may be understood if we look at the bastion at the entrance to Oprtalj.
the implications of which still have to be understood and developed to their full potential.
So instead of writing specific code which can only be understood by specific applications, you can now
Life in the social realm can also be understood in terms of networks,
Written Resian can mostly be understood by Slovenes, but spoken Resian is much harder to understand,
you believe that everything in the world can be understood if you understand all its component parts.
can only be understood by, or should associate with, other special
Liberated mind” must be understood as a mind temporarily
This is why the reading of her corpus can be understood as an act that ensures that the language is given its original medium: the body.
which can be understood and verified by all human beings regardless of which religion they belong to.
Few people believed it would ever gain traction and be understood and trusted by millions of people,
which can be understood and verified by all human beings regardless of which religion they belong to.
In such a case, all references to European resolution colleges in this Directive shall also be understood as references to those other groups or colleges.
This description must be of such a nature that it can be understood without difficulty by a person who is proficient in econometrics.
I think that's about all, my gratitude for any advice or help will only be understood by the one who's also whistling in his ears.
The Frayer Model is particularly helpful for complex thematic concepts that can be understood differently by different people and in varied contexts.
In this case all references to resolution colleges in this Directive shall also be understood as reference to those other groups or colleges.
In the context of such borders, liberal pluralism cannot be understood in the sense of‘anything goes' in the same benign manner as only a couple of years ago.
might be understood only by adults.
In this case all references to resolution colleges in this Directive shall also be understood as reference to those other groups or colleges.