Examples of using It does not go in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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much less a carnival; it does not go looking for publicity.
It does not go through the same fermentation process used to make other types of tea, such as Oolong or black tea, so it retains more antioxidants
Unfortunately, it does not go without saying that in our examination we must avoid the fallacy that in the last decades has frequently been used as a substitute for the reductio ad absurdum:
Even though we are not medical students, we still know that the breath only goes into the lungs, that it does not go all the way down to the navel.
Unfortunately, it does not go without saying that in our examination we must avoid the fallacy which in the last decade has frequently been used as a substitute for the reductio ad absurdum:
It does not go through the same fermentation process used to make other types of tea, such as oolong or black tea, so it retains
Charities have welcomed the move, although some campaigners who have been fighting for access to the drugs have said it does not go far enough.
PC(card reader works perfectly), and do not know how to format because it does not go to format the phone.
objections to work with Bitcoin and blockchain tech in Mexico, but it does not go into that level of detail
be uV treated or opaque(if the plastic is black, beware of temperature increases and be sure it does not go above 55°C).
59 degrees from the planet's spin axis and is shifted in such a way that it does not go through the center of the planet.
which is called“Privacy Shield,” say it does not go far enough to protect the information of European citizens and warned that the matter could end
If you listen to someone answer a boring question you will notice one thing- their voice is monotone i.e. it does not go up or down in pitch at all, it sounds very flat.
The power of Occult self-introspection is too limited in its area if it does not go beyond the Self, and the investigation of isolated instances will remain forever fruitless if we fail to work it out on firmly established principles.
Although the Task Manager provides us with information on what is happening in our Windows-one, it does not go into much detail, and we need these details when we have problems and we want to find out
Or maybe it doesn't go into as much detail as it could.
It doesn't go away in a day.
The answer is that it didn't go anywhere.
I hope it doesn't go to my head.
It doesn't go deeply enough,