Examples of using Less often in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Cats bite people less often than dogs, but the chances of suffering from the teeth of both the domestic Murka
confirmed evidence that families living according to the old way are divorced less often.
By the way, this is also a plus of shaded areas- they should be watered less often.
shoots and berries, less often- the roots.
giving metastases to the body of the testis, less often to other organs.
much less often they are given a place inside.
This concept is characterized by a slowdown in the rhythm of the heart organ in children by 20, less often 30 beats per minute.
preparation for arithmetic is done less often.
Between plants leave 3-4 cm. But some varieties have spreading leaves, they are planted less often- at a distance of 10 cm.
Also, such people, because of their embarrassment, do not agree to stay with friends and relatives, less often visit sanatoriums.
They are formed from interrogative pronominal adverbs with the help of suffixes-то,-либо,-нибудь and prefixes кое- and less often не-.
rash, less often the appearance of erythema nodosum.
among which the most common are gingivitis and periodontitis, less often parodontosis.
while larger dogs have dreams less often but they are longer.
As a rule, the essence of such systems is to work from the mains and less often- from solar-type batteries or some other energy sources in an alternative direction.
This method is used less often than the first since it allows to extract only 10% of all the oil present in the pulp of the nut.
If bedwetting is less often, a full week of dry nights might be the goal.
An acute onset of the disease prevails, less often- a gradual onset with the manifestation of indisposition,
If we talk about elderly people, then ulcer 12 duodenal ulcer occurs at times less often, because few people"for 50" consumes alcohol and tobacco.
two-room apartment, less often- a spacious penthouse on the top floor of a local skyscraper.