Examples of using Slightly inclined in English and their translations into Swedish
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
The islands are made of horizontal or slightly inclined layers of limestone from the Cretaceous,
A largely natural, slightly inclined and 15,000 square meter meadows surrounded by forest… Quiet position in the countryside, partially shady… Fastened lan… Parking near/at restaurant/hotel/winery.
The bristles of the brush is slightly inclined to be gentle on the hull,
The back should be straight, slightly inclined to the tail, the forelegs should be vertical
let them be slightly inclined, as if the cat pressed them to the head.
especially on horizontal or slightly inclined surfaces, and raising of dust into suspension.
which is equipped slightly inclined and with some trees.
use the stick slightly inclined to the wall of the house,
are not even a slightly inclined to the ground.
you would have been very slightly inclining towards them" 17:74.
withdraw all of the diluted solution using an appropriate sterile needle(slightly incline the vial to ease withdrawal)(Figure 5)
At the same time, the bottle should be slightly inclined so that the wine caresses the cork.
the shin is slightly inclined, the hock is well expressed,
However, in this case, ladies are slightly more inclined to take offense,
deep finkeel with only moderately inclined, slightly rounded front edge
When placed on a tabletop, the clock inclines slightly for a sturdy stance
Turn the syringe to the upright position and incline it slightly so that the air bubbles rise to the top.
Repeat step 2, then incline the head slightly forward and turn the head to the right.
The body must be kept straight and be slightly inclined forward.