Examples of using Which keeps in English and their translations into Slovenian
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rocks has created the phenomenon of draining, which keeps the life on this marvellous karst plain in motion.
Do not forget about mental activity which keeps the spirit flexible and so makes us physically more agile.
instructions shall be accessible without it being necessary to destroy the packaging which keeps the device sterile.';
The respirators are packed in a PP bag which keeps the masks hygienically clean
In Europe, bunnies only breed in the warmer seasons of spring and summer, which keeps their numbers in check.
Plastic packaging usually sells tip volumes in a box, with a lot of smooth surfaces, which keeps a container of open adhesives
Apparently, traders are unwilling to sell the asset this cheaply, which keeps the price above this price level.
The Committee on Hop-Growing, which keeps track of developments in this field,
it needs to be flash-pasteurized, which keeps it from the high heats of the pasteurization procedure.
the production of prostaglandin, a naturally occurring chemical in the body which keeps the ductus arteriosus open.
The way forward is a slight drop in less dolinico which keeps the cold air.
Isaiah 26:2 Open the gates, that the righteous nation which keeps faith may enter in.
The olive oil extraction is carried out using a cold pressed method, which keeps all the natural substances in the oil.
causes the muscles to relax, which keeps the airways open
hooked up to a central machine which keeps the condensate copies(or"apparitions") alive.
Once it was known as seaport, now is a famous tourist resort, which keeps its fishing and maritime traditions.
it needs to be flash-pasteurized, which keeps it from the high heats of the pasteurization procedure.
stable thanks to upgraded Fast Hybrid AF technology, which keeps the subject in constant smooth focus no matter the scene,
In doing this, the EU would deviate from its general"lesser duty" rule, which keeps the additional tariff within the limit of what is considered strictly necessary to prevent an injury for an EU industry.
as a decentralized network of peers which keeps track on accounts