Examples of using Adequate in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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consulted with domestic shipbuilders, but they could not offer an adequate project.
I understand that if I am to marry both princesses then I certainly need an adequate position.
In 1993, the Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the state Constitution requires that every Massachusetts child have access to an adequate education.
then it is amoral(“without morality”) and is not an adequate basis for ethics.
She has been beaten and imprisoned as a result of her activities calling for adequate compensation for the confiscation of lands in Vietnam.
There is no way you can live an adequate life without making many mistakes.”.
But there's no way that you can live an adequate life without making many mistakes.
As long as you keep providing an adequate stimulus, followed by enough recovery, then you will keep getting bigger,
The F-100 was an adequate second-generation fighter, the F-106 an entirely capable interceptor.
Your project will need to have adequate drainage if you want it to be safe and durable.
He believed that adequate local removal of the cancer would cure it- if the cancer later appeared elsewhere,
Adequate knowledge and research skill to work in one of the designated research projects.
Test and verify that performance is adequate and that you are not accidentally introducing a performance bomb similar to what we observed above.
Most importantly, you must equip yourself with adequate knowledge of how to handle crisis effectively.
Moreover, attempts to provide them with adequate nutrition encounter many practical problems.
Histidine is an essential amino acid, which is produced in adequate amounts by adults,
With adequate training and security practices in place,
There must be adequate time fora full study to be made on the situation… before any thought can be givento making a public announcement.
We clamp it at the center of the jaws leaving adequate clearance for the cutting path.
There must be adequate time for a full study… before any thought can be given to making a public announcement.