Examples of using Hard to avoid in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The worst is that no sun came into the flat but that is hard to avoid in the narrow streets.
You have just become very hard to avoid these days, at least in conversation.
This is particularly worrying as cat allergens are almost everywhere and are hard to avoid.
These days, at least in conversation. You have just become very hard to avoid.
A large meal, though hard to avoid during the holiday season, remains in the stomach for 4-6 hours,
We in Sweden have recently had to fight hard to avoid the EU practice of regularly using antibiotics as additives in animal feed.
Ignore people\'s judgment is not hard to avoid the judgment of his conscience is not possible.
Remedy Entertainment had tried so hard to avoid devaluing Control into little more than gender identarianism
In this regard, Mr Juncker, having worked so hard to avoid such a deplorable outcome, found the right words to denounce the main culprit for this fiasco.
a danger that we worked so hard to avoid during the negotiations on this directive.
we also work hard to avoid showing these ads when
we also work hard to avoid showing these ads when
Smaller rodents might be harder to avoid.
Where dusts are concerned, it is harder to avoid explosive mixtures by limiting the concentration.
which makes it harder to avoid urine leakage.
Hard to avoid Anónimo.
Kind of hard to avoid.
Hard to avoid in prison.
Yeah, I do Kind of hard to avoid.
It just seems kind of hard to avoid doing them.