Examples of using Particularly close in English and their translations into Spanish
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we're not particularly close.
She and Sasami share a particularly close bond.
Juanita was particularly close to her brother Lucho
In addition, he had a"particularly close" relationship with his mother"even during his imprisonment.
Mrs. Celia is particularly close to Sasha… The oldest
The UNDP office in Latvia has had a particularly close and strategic relationship with the resident OSCE mission,
Liechtenstein maintains a particularly close relationship with Switzerland through their currency
During childhood she became particularly close to Lady Harriet,
He/she maintains particularly close collaboration with the OSCE Media Director regarding media development.
Cooperation has been particularly close between field presences in south-eastern Europe
Schwartz's relationship with Jean had been particularly close, and he never remarried
He was initially particularly close to the leader of the third and fourth coups,
It has formed particularly close relations with the Special Rapporteurs on the right to adequate housing,
Coordination and cooperation with the Palestinian Authority and other local and international non-governmental organizations continued to be particularly close in the West Bank and Gaza.
United Nations observers pay particularly close attention to all matters relating to the fairness of registration procedures
In the group life its Presence is particularly close and enthrals all who link up to it.
the Pope has been particularly close to all.
There has been particularly close cooperation with UNDP, based on a memorandum of understanding concluded in March 1998.
Collaboration between the two agencies has been particularly close in the Rwanda/Burundi emergency.
With a population of 40 million people Argentina is an important market in the region with particularly close economic relations to Europe.