Examples of using Unavoidable in English and their translations into Thai
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
For those trips when excess luggage and excess baggage is an unavoidable dilemma, speak to the people who have been shipping baggage(and other stuff) overseas for nearly twenty years.
Since every aspect of everyday life, from shopping to taking care of business will be affected by this attack, it seems certain that punishment will be unavoidable even if it was only a pleasure crime.
The seamless decoration of the coating can not only resist the destruction of the wall more effectively, but also repair the defects of the wall itself, such as cracking and other unavoidable problems;
If a visit to the clinic is unavoidable, the woman puts on a gauze bandage, lubricates the nasal passages with oxolinic ointment and takes a tube of antiseptic gel with her.
Various issues, which affect health, are thought to be stressful and fairly often they are taken in stride. Nowadays people are busy in several activities, so that's why they consider stress to be a natural and unavoidable phenomenon.
From the above circumstances, this is another company's challenging year which faces managing risk from unavoidable external factors, such as, impact of oil price fluctuation, impact of global economic slowdown, world politics transformation, disruptive technology that may affect the overall business of the company.
Unavoidable. Got to go.
Stressful situations are unavoidable.
Temporary changes due to unavoidable causes.
Is that a sad face? Unavoidable.
Five unavoidable sport injuries Bangkok Hospital.
A tiny amount of hassle is unavoidable.
We reject the idea that workplace accidents are unavoidable.
For some unavoidable reasons, I was experimented on.
The pain they suffer in the process is unavoidable.
Yes, sorry about that, sir. It was unavoidable.
By becoming unavoidable, the car has also become the subject of ideological debates.
And they position us as the victims of unforeseen and totally unavoidable circumstances.
I agree with Mr. Rank that there are unavoidable religious implications at stake.
Wear is the unavoidable result of metal-to-metal contact.