Examples of using Obscures 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
This misinformation obscures the fact that Intertain's principal business units continue to perform ahead of expectations.
its beauty almost obscures the collection of twentieth century art housed inside.
It is made of black crape, and it obscures everything except his mouth and chin.
If you don't have a dutiable wiper to clean up the annoying Rain Water when the rain obscures your eyes, you can imagine the consequences.
Next growing tree otrastilo a new branch in the direction of the antenna beams, and obscures the signal from the satellite.
And sends a clear message to Governor Lomellini… The bombardment obscures the sounds of his men clearing the overland path for the Ottoman ships… You could be next!
Clearing the overland path for the Ottoman ships… and sends a clear message to Governor Lomellini… The bombardment obscures the sounds of his men You could be next!
which must have been produced during the last outburst, obscures the two central stars.
no mist nor cloud obscures its radiance.
For more privacy, a wicker partition is placed, which obscures the view to the street and the garbage cans.
In visible light, a characteristic feature of the galaxy is the dark band that obscures its centre(see for example eso1221).
Not only does it exceed the measure of its capacity, but also obscures and deprives it of the use of natural intelligence.
comes up and completely obscures the eye.
It has come from a clarity of judgment… free from the cloud of terror that surrounds us and obscures our view.
The players were quite clear that anything that obscures the neck or eyes should be banned.
The uncertainty due to the security policy situation has increased, which obscures the normal patterns of the business cycle and thus complicates the assessment of inflation prospects.
workers are referred to as independent contractors,"associates","taskers","partners" or other terminology that sometimes obscures their employment status.
Furthermore, focusing the discussion of poor quality on imported products only obscures the fact that many products made in the EU also do not comply with the standards in force.
expressing their views and hence obscures political pluralist expression in these countries.
The project is important since there is a perceived opposition between philosophy and literature, palpable since Plato, which obscures the mutual relevance of literature and philosophy to one another.