Examples of using Behaving like in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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they reject liberal democracy and begin behaving like Russians but not like Westerners,
His rivals accused the president of behaving like a dictator already,
tomorrow we're going to have robots behaving like people,” he said.
The effect is that what syntactically looks like call-by-value may end up rather behaving like call-by-reference or call-by-sharing,
in that living laboratory, we saw some of our comrades behaving like pigs and others behaving like saints.
similar to clouds of gas, but behaving like stars.
al-Baghdadi's organisation has been transforming itself from being a non-state actor behaving like a state actor and is now carrying out large-scale terrorist attacks,
The government, headed by the Union"green" and peasants(sacs), behaving like a"grim Reaper",
attacks on artists, all while behaving like a buffoon on the international stage.
Most of us behave like the monkey.
Very often they behave like tyrants, even if guided only by good intentions.
Others behave like gutter rats.
These behave like placeholders where we wish the Excel data to appear.
Often, such parents themselves behave like powerless and irresponsible children.
They can also behave like functions, and take arguments.
The actress and her husband still often behave like adolescents in love.
That family behaves like barbarians.
Poland should behave like a reasonable woman.
Two of them clearly looked and behaved like grown men.
It's not like Bob the bartender:“They behave like crazy!”!