Examples of using Certain groups in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Users can create"ring" to categorize and share information with certain groups.
Today no one will see slots as a game that is only suitable for certain groups of.
deals when traveling or special discounts for certain groups such as AARP, certain professions
Certain groups of people like pregnant women, children,
He works largely, too, with certain groups of the devas of the ethers, who are the healing devas,
Anyone who does not get enough protein from their regular diet can benefit, but certain groups, like those listed below, will likely experience the most benefits.
It takes time to build up a reputation and trust with certain groups of people online, and many people are just too scared to commit
In certain groups- especially those where controversy may happen frequently- this is a necessity, but if your group is large and active, it can also be
From ancient times through the Middle Ages, certain groups believed the human body was filled with four humors, black bile, yellow bile, blood
There are certain groups with a lower attention span(for example children) for whom a sales pitch must capture
But in Southeast Asia, while certain groups or cells may have pledged allegiance to
Here lies the idea, that certain groups are made more vulnerable to"environmental burdens"[3] while others gain more access to"environmental benefits"[3] as defined in terms of environmental resources and services.
a large planetary object(either a collision or a near-miss) which certain groups believe will take place in the early 21st century.
Contact groups are one of the most useful features of every email client because they allow you to easily send an email message to certain groups of people, such as your colleagues
essential to human health, and there are certain groups- such as elderly individuals- who do not consume enough water.
but‘done' was starting to be used colloquially or informally by certain groups of English speakers to mean‘to be done', which the exact same as‘finished'.
there is evidence it should be avoided in certain groups such as pregnant women.
a large planetary object(either a collision or a near-miss) that certain groups believe will take place in the early 21st century.
Sharia does not apply to non-Muslims anyway so the hysteria that is now being incited by certain groups, I believe, is based on utter ignorance and bigotry.
No one likes to be insulted, but research suggests that bearing such slights may be even harder for those in certain groups who have been slighted for decades, or even centuries.