Examples of using Destructively in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
We don't care about any of this, and this attitude accompanies acting destructively.
You must always“dodge and burn” non destructively, which means you don't use the tool directly on the final product or on the original image.
It is not saying that if we act destructively, suffering will definitely result.
We think we can act as destructively as we want and there will be no consequences.
A strange boy called Luka has wandered destructively into the failing village of Elza, declaring that his goal is to be a Minea.
It is destructively misleading because, for the vast majority of people,‘religion' implies‘supernatural'.
And once you understand the rules, you can use them not just constructively, but also destructively.'.
On the basis of this confusion, we act destructively, or in an ordinary constructive way, and this is what produces the unhappiness and the ordinary happiness that we experience.
Sure, we realize that the unhappiness comes from acting destructively and happiness comes from acting constructively, etc., but we don't need to cling to what we feel as being so fantastic
Now, months after this devastating tragedy, everyone is dealing with the loss of their loved ones in different ways, some more destructively than others.
forlornly, destructively in love with Mourinho,
acting constructively is happiness; that the result of acting destructively and negatively is suffering.
Synopsis- Months after this devastating events of Season 5, everyone is dealing with the loss of their loved ones in different ways, some more destructively than others.
forlornly, destructively in love with Mourinho,
thinking only within the context of this life, acting negatively and destructively brings unhappiness.
constructively or destructively.
selfishly and destructively.
exactly like natural forces: blindly, forcibly, destructively, so long as we do not understand,
take time and destructively affect health,
forces operating in nature; blindly, violently, destructively, so long as we do not understand them