Examples of using Blighted in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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his fellow Gladers escape the control labs of WCKD, they set off across this blighted landscape, fearing attacks from infected humans known as Cranks.
Tourism was blighted by a series of terrorist attacks in 2016 but the country is now once again
The two-headed beast that had blighted the economy throughout the 1970s and 1980s- inflation combined
Neville's childhood had been blighted by Voldemort just as much as Harry's had, but Neville had no
Tourism was blighted by a series of terrorist attacks in 2016 but the country is now once again
increasingly blighted his life as he was reportedly often involved in fights in nightclubs.
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has warned that the World Cup in Russia could be a“big mess” if the tournament is blighted by racism, but vowed to help tackle the problem.
America's No. 3 economy, which is blighted by one of the world's highest inflation rates.
America's third largest economy, which is blighted by one of the world's highest inflation rates.
Given the large number of vacant lots across the United States- land often blighted or heaped with trash and overgrown vegetation- this strategy could be very effective in helping people.
His ultimate task had been to become strong enough to lead an expedition into the Blighted Lands to the far north and destroy the terrible being that called itself‘The Boneshaper.'.
So far, 2003 has not been blighted by the type and magnitude of losses experienced during the second half of 2002, when the litany of disasters included Tricolour,
The World Bank findings seem to refute the cliche of mind-numbing rote learning that has blighted schools elsewhere in the region, such as in Thailand.
Detroit residents for the seven years that she's lived there- one of seven occupied homes amid blighted houses and vacant lots.
Measles is only preventable by vaccination, and health officials in the worst affected areas are scrambling to speed up shots schedules in the most blighted areas.
But those weapons were never conclusively found- and the questionable underpinnings of the second Gulf War have blighted the reputations of both Bush and his UK counterpart,
Philip Larkin, for one, laid the blame for the broken connection between poets and readers on what he called“the aberration of modernism, that blighted all the arts.”.
the biggest killer- and O3 was highest in eastern European states blighted by poverty, unemployment
Detroit residents for the seven years that she's lived there-one of seven occupied homes amid blighted houses and vacant lots.
sand and blighted grain.