Examples of using Obscuring 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
provides prolonged use without obscuring and getting too dark caused by oxidation.
seasonal harmattan wind produces obscuring dust; volcanically
the democracy generally, or obscuring their political consciousness.
For the GRU, it's like, how much effort do you put into obscuring what you're doing?
That the man wore a mask, obscuring half of his face. Their own witness testified.
Their own witness testified that the man wore a mask, obscuring half of his face.
Obscuring half of his face. Their own witness testified that the man wore a mask.
effectively lulls the ordinary person to sleep by obscuring the important and basic fact,
conception of the“withering away" of the state undoubtedly means obscuring, if not repudiating, revolution.
The astronomers used this information to directly measure the amount of obscuring dust that the light passed through en route to Earth.
it causes on its detectors and can detect emission from the cold dark dust bands obscuring the stellar light.
temporarily obscuring the rest of the site's content.
the paint is running down the canvas like the rain down a window or like a curtain obscuring the view.
may be skewing your metrics and obscuring the actual sources of traffic to which conversions
goes with that pin, possibly obscuring the original message.
thus obscuring, as it were, the white light of the spiritual side of Manas.
on the optical axis, thus obscuring the bright point.
I deliberately use the term'partially obscuring' because the scale of the tragedy
This overlap would have the major disadvantage of obscuring the deep-seated reasons currently prompting us to establish a new team,
but"sophistication" impairs the method by obscuring a document's relationship to other witnesses,